Mortality and the afterlife are addressed in various myths through themes of transition and redemption. Different cultures portray death as a passage to another realm rather than an end, reflecting beliefs about immortality. Myths often explore the consequences of one's actions during life, influencing how souls are treated after death. They emphasize moral lessons, encouraging adherence to societal norms that can impact the journey to the afterlife. Through such narratives, myths provide comfort regarding mortality and shape cultural practices surrounding death, mourning, and remembrance.