In this profound work, psychiatrist and logotherapy founder Viktor Frankl explores the spiritual dimension of the human psyche. He posits the existence of an 'unconscious God,' suggesting that a latent, unconscious religiosity resides within every individual. Frankl argues that traditional psychoanalysis overlooks this crucial aspect of our being—the inherent 'will to meaning.' Through a series of lectures, he makes a compelling case that the search for ultimate meaning is a primary motivational force, and its fulfillment is essential for psychological health, bridging the gap between psychotherapy and theology in a thought-provoking manner.