The first myth that you need to unlearn is to stop believing that you are lonely just because you are alone.

The most effective way to break the controlling force of a myth is to recognize that you personally believe it, and that while you may share this belief with others, it is a belief and not necessarily a fact.

Try writing your own myth, for your own area.

Do not conform to the expectations others have of you, but forge your own path.

The participants begin to realize that if their analysis of the situation goes any deeper they will either have to divest themselves of their myths, or reaffirm them. Divesting themselves of and renouncing their myths represents, at that moment, an act of self-violence. On the other hand, to reaffirm those myths is to reveal themselves.

Free yourself from the inauthenticity and disempowerment of your story.

Everybody acts out a myth, but very few people know what their myth is and you should know what your myth is, because it might be a tragedy. And maybe you don't want it to be.

Everybody acts out a myth, but very few people know what their myth is. And you should know what your myth is because it might be a tragedy and maybe you dont want it to be.

If you don't like someone's story, write your own.

all you have to do is let go of your present story and rewrite a new one that fits who you truly are.

At critical moments in the life of individuals and of societies, it is not necessarily the facts that are needed as much as a profound narrative that makes sense of life’s conflicts and misunderstandings. When all seems to be falling apart and becoming less rational and more chaotic, it is usually a different story that is needed to make things whole again. Mythic imagination can break the spell of time and open us to a level of life that remains timeless. Myth is not about what happened in past times; myth is about what happens to people all of the time.

If you don't like my story,write your own

When we own our stories, we avoid being trapped as characters in stories someone else is telling.

We need myths that will identify the individual not with his local group but with the planet.