In the here-and-now of the Congress days, with the full energy of accompanying emotions, the concepts and values of Existential Psychotherapy emerged from every direction, as did the demands of a differentiated human stance in the world we inhabit — cooperation, care, tenderness, kindness, empathy, joy, humanity, love, spirituality, creativity, humor, and also courage and bravery in the face of existential anxiety, which accompanies the human condition and vulnerability amid the uncertain and unpredictable human journey, which, as always, comes to an end somewhere. In this sense, the Congress was not only a reflection on a cycle that concluded but also a moment of forward-looking contemplation — an opportunity to deeply reflect on our existential condition and the ways in which we engage with fundamental questions of human anxiety, as well as our potential for creativity and love. And perhaps finally, a feeling of gratitude for the gift of existence itself, for the opportunity to share this experience with the unique people we encountered during these few, yet immensely precious, days.