Myths portray the rebirth of cultures following crises by integrating themes of transformation and renewal. After periods of turmoil, such as wars or natural disasters, myths often feature a hero or transformative figure who brings hope and restoration. This narrative pattern allows societies to process collective trauma and envision a brighter future. For example, the myth of Noah's Ark in Judeo-Christian traditions and the Phoenix rising from ashes in various cultures encapsulate this theme of new beginnings. Myths thus serve as both a reflection of societal values and a means to inspire resilience and hope.