"Humor is often like lightning suddenly illuminating a darkened by clouds landscape. In difficult situations shockingly humor allows us to see more than darkness; draws our attention to positive aspects, but forgotten or neglected so far. "Stefan Vanistendael illustrated with these words the potential of humor in human experience. A commonly overlooked or underestimated potential in big philosophical or psychological traditions, but today studies human resilience-the ability to take a flexible boundary situations and overcome them-they have recovered. The mood is revealed as a gateway to wisdom and as a valuable tool for improvement, healing and growth. This book contains an entertaining selection of different items that delve into the substantive nature of humor, spirituality or overcoming as basic scaffolding on which to base our existence and overcome their difficulties. It also includes reflections on the role of education resilient children. Rediscovering the balance against situations that disorient us and how we discover and create sense are essential components of resilience process in which we introduce these authors. The reader will discover that humor is much more than a psychological defense mechanism, because, as Vanistendael- writes "with its modest forms helps build many of the dimensions of human life; to broaden our perspective on life, which becomes more realistic, beyond concerns and disappointments. Like beauty, humor lifts us and gives us encouragement.