<![CDATA[At every stage of life, individuals inevitably face conflicts that shape their character. One of the challenges faced by individuals in the early adult stage, specifically those aged 18–30, is the quarter-life crisis. Cultural factors can influence how individuals cope with their problems. One such factor is reaching the stage of suwung. The objective of this study is to gain an understanding of the concept of suwung among young adults in Javanese society who are experiencing a quarter-life crisis. The researcher employed purposive sampling techniques combined with phenomenological study methods. Data analysis was conducted using the IPA (Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis) method. The results of the study indicate that both subjects were able to understand the existence of God, comprehend their position in the universe, recognise themselves—particularly in terms of what they possess and aspire to achieve—engage in positive actions, and strive to address challenges in life.]]>
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