Reflecting on what moves people is both fascinating and complex. It’s a question that Pina Bausch, the legendary choreographer, explored deeply with her dancers. She wasn’t just asking about physical movement but delving into the emotional, psychological, and existential forces that drive us.

Viktor Frankl, in his seminal book “Man’s Search for Meaning,” also tackled this question. He believed that finding purpose is essential, even in the toughest times. According to Frankl, understanding our purpose can transform our lives, providing direction and resilience.

For me, combining these perspectives sheds light on what moves us. It often comes from a deep need to connect with others, find meaning in our experiences, and pursue our passions. Bausch’s dancers moved from their emotions and stories, much like Frankl’s patients drew strength from their sense of purpose.