The Psychology of Meaning arises not as an abstract concept but as a deeply felt experience rooted in the fabric of psyche. Our guest, James Hollis, Ph.D., tells us it is never found as an object to be located; rather, it manifests through the alignment of our inner world with the external realities we inhabit. When the psyche resonates with the environment, we experience an intrinsic validation that signals purpose and connection. Yet, when this harmony falters, we find ourselves plunged into despair or psychological distress, revealing meaning’s centrality to human well-being.