Myths articulate a community’s perception of the divine through narratives that convey values, beliefs, and cosmologies. By personifying deities and their interactions with humanity, myths serve as mirrors to societal norms, ideals, and the quest for understanding the universe. These stories provide frameworks for explaining natural phenomena, moral lessons, and the human condition, ultimately fostering a shared identity. They also establish a dialogue about the sacred, expressing reverence for forces greater than humanity while addressing existential questions.