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Life transitions as identity events

Every major threshold — graduation, marriage, loss, migration, vocation — is also an identity event, whether or not you treat it as one. The people who navigate transitions most fully tend to ask: who was I before this crossing, and who am I becoming, and what do I need to grieve? Ritual exists across cultures precisely because the psyche needs ceremony to mark the genuine endings and beginnings that secular life often rushes past.

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