Connections between myth and the psychological framework of Jungian theory reveal how archetypes and collective unconscious play roles in storytelling. Myths often embody universal themes and characters, representing shared human experiences. Jung's concepts, such as the hero, the shadow, and the anima/animus, find parallels in mythological narratives, illustrating how these stories resonate with individual and collective psychological journeys. By exploring these links, we gain insight into the deeper meanings and structures that inform human behavior and belief.