Why the World Doesn't End, Tales of Renewal in Times of Loss

In this book, Michael Meade delves into the mythical themes of the weaving of the world and apocalypse to present a clear picture of renewal amidst uncertainty and fragmentation.

Meade uses ancient wisdom stories to discuss topics vital for contemporary times, such as the psychology and mythology of the end of an era.

He argues that apocalypsis, or the lifting of the veil, involves eruptions in nature and disruptions of culture but also reveals a unifying principle and guiding force in each life.

The book emphasizes living in the tension between endings and beginnings and finding renewal through mythological thinking and storytelling.