On Discovering One's Personal Myth | Psychology Today
A Jungian perspective on the momentous transition that awaits college graduates can help address issues of meaning and purpose that young people face.
Lisa Marchiano LCSW The Archetypal Angle Spirituality On Discovering One's Personal Myth A graduation speech from a Jungian analyst addresses the real commencement challenge. Posted June 6, 2026 | Reviewed by Margaret Foley Share Tweet Share on Bluesky Share Email Key points Though graduation is a time for celebration, it can provoke a psychospiritual crisis. Coming-of-age is marked by realizing that truths offered by parents and culture are often inadequate guides. Young people must find their own answers to the questions of ultimate concern. Source: Joshua Hoehne/Unsplash It’s graduatio
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