Absurdism in Action: Psychological Lessons from Beckett's Waiting for Godot

This Article explores the existential and absurdist themes in Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot, focusing on the psychological and philosophical insights it offers for modern life. Through an analysis of character routines, the concept of "waiting," and power dynamics, the study connects the play’s themes to real-world issues like mental health, existential uncertainty, and the search for meaning. It discusses how Beckett’s minimalist approach, silences, and symbolic actions suggest strategies for resilience, mindfulness, and personal growth. The paper argues that Waiting for Godot remains a relevant and transformative text for navigating today’s emotional and philosophical challenges.