On numerous occasions, we find ourselves ensnared in perplexity or ensnared in the void. Upon delving into the root cause, one discerns its correlation, more or less, with a failure to comprehend the inquiry, “What is the essence of existence?” I have previously penned articles, elucidating my ruminations on this matter. Today, I aspire to impart to you the insights of psychologist Frankl, a luminary who endured the horrors of a concentration camp. Viktor Frankl, the progenitor of logotherapy, renowned as the “Vienna Third School of Psychotherapy,” succeeded Freud’s psychoanalysis and Adler’s individual psychology. During the cataclysm of World War II, owing to his Jewish lineage, he endured three harrowing…