Depressed people often have no sense of humor. Job seekers slipping towards that dark malaise would do well to practice some preventive medicine and make an effort to inject humor and playfulness into their life or in a personal journal. One way of injecting humor involves myth making. He points out that while science and religion both try to explain things, they rarely compliment each other. Myth could provide the bridgework between spiritual and secular interpretations of the world.
Myth is a vehicle for understanding.
It uses exaggeration, humor, and drama to break the bonds of everyday assumptions. Myth employs a simple storytelling motif in its attempt to tell us why things are the way they are. Many students of culture and history suggest that a society lacking a mythology will also tend to lack a sense of meaning. Therefore, I assert that it is time to make merry with myth. Let me offer Digital Eden as an example of how easy it is to adapt older myths to contemporary times.