In ""Maps of Meaning,"" Jordan Peterson explores how humans construct meaning and the relationship between belief systems, emotion, and perception. Drawing on neuroscience, psychology, and philosophy, Peterson examines the structures that shape our worldview and how they guide our actions. This work is a deep dive into how we understand the world, interpret chaos, and develop narratives that support our actions. Peterson offers insights into the nature of belief, myth, and the role they play in individual and collective existence.