In JD Salinger's novel Franny and Zooey, it is overwhelmed by many themes; the novel also reveals an important message about finding oneself and facing life's difficulties and struggles; these themes consist of religion, ego, and culture. Franny Glass struggles with the falseness and selfishness that spread in society. He wishes to escape his problems and decides to distance himself from them by retreating into the religious values ​​of spirituality through the prayer of Jesus. He soon realizes the failure of his solution and his pains and challenges; learn to deal with social unpleasantness. Franny discovers that she needs to shed her egotism and act selflessly. The novel also has many different symbols with meanings that relate very much to the book. Over the course of the book, Franny becomes more and more involved in religion. Franny seems to be looking for something in her complicated life. He turns to one of Seymour's old books, called The Way of a Pilgrim. This book is about a farmer looking for understanding, how to pray without ceasing, so that he can achieve some kind of religious enlightenment. This man somehow relates to Franny, as the man is seeking happiness and Franny for a different reason. She begins to take an interest in the Jesus Prayer in an attempt to purify herself from the falsehood and ego she finds within herself. By constantly praying to Jesus, the person praying is endowed with "Christ Consciousness", in Zooey's words, and can "see God", in Franny's words. "'The Jesus Prayer has one purpose, and one purpose only. To equip the person who prays it with Christ Consciousness.'" (Salinger. 89) At the end of the novel, Franny understands that one not only interacts with Jesus through pra. ..... in the center of the card ......g are exposed, however, the mind is at peace, as in the case of Franny Glass. In Franny and Zooey, Salinger creates realistic characters who have real-life experiences. After examining these types of situations, there is a similarity that one can expect in one's life. In J.D. Salinger's novel Franny and Zooey, he is overwhelmed by many themes; the novel also reveals an important message about finding oneself and facing life's difficulties and struggles; these themes consist of religion, ego, and culture. The goal of Salinger's protagonist, Franny, is to find herself and outline her own perspectives. To do this, Franny had to deal with the falseness and great selfishness that surrounded her on the part of the novel's antagonists, Zooey and Lane. Salinger issues this challenge to his characters as well as his readers.