Ovid already knew: you can't bear the weight of the world without a little lightness. How did he do it in 'Metamorphoses'?

The ancient Roman poet Ovid, in his epic work 'Metamorphoses', explored the human condition and the necessity of finding lightness amidst life's burdens. The text delves into how Ovid's narratives and mythological transformations offered a way to cope with the overwhelming aspects of existence, suggesting that a degree of levity is essential for enduring the 'weight of the world'.