35K views · 692 reactions | Dr. Edith Eger recalls a poignant moment, to Oprah Winfrey, during her traumatic experience in Auschwitz to remind us what kindness looks like in the worst of times. Hear the full conversation tomorrow on SuperSoul Sunday, 11am|10c. | Super Soul | Facebook

44K views · 1.1K reactions | Dr. Edith Eger, who lost her own parents at Auschwitz, says the current immigrant family separation crisis at the border gives her "nightmares," and explains to Oprah Winfrey why we must unite as a nation. Tune in to SuperSoul Sunday for the full conversation, 11am|10c. | Super Soul | Facebook

'Forgiveness is truly a gift I give to myself.’ - Dr. Edith Eger On this Holocaust Remembrance Day, we reflect on the resilience of survivors like Dr. Edith Eger . Her journey teaches us that forgiveness is not about condoning the past but freeing ourselves from its hold. It’s about reclaiming our innocence, assigning shame where it belongs, and finding the courage to live fully in the present. May her wisdom inspire us to choose compassion, understanding, and hope, even in the face of history’s

"I have no time to be a victim." 🎥 Edith Eger is a 91 year old Auschwitz survivor who has a thing or two to tell you about living your best life. Here are her 4 top tips for not just surviving but thriving too 👌 Check out more from Woman's Hour here👉 https://bbc.in/2DO6C0V | BBC Radio 4