Bezradnost
Bezradnost is a term derived from the Czech language, combining the words *bez* (meaning "without") and *rada* (meaning "advice" or "counsel"). It refers to a state of feeling lost, directionless, or lacking purpose, often accompanied by a sense of existential uncertainty. The concept is closely related to broader psychological and philosophical ideas about meaning, direction, and personal fulfillment.
The term gained prominence in discussions about modern life, particularly in contexts where individuals experience a
Psychologically, bezradnost can manifest as indecision, procrastination, or a general sense of aimlessness. It may also
Cultural and philosophical perspectives on bezradnost vary. Some view it as a natural part of human introspection,
Addressing bezradnost often involves self-reflection, setting small achievable goals, or seeking meaningful connections with others. While