Myths depict the end of the world in varied ways, often reflecting societal fears and beliefs. In Christian mythology, the Book of Revelation outlines an apocalyptic vision involving divine judgment. Conversely, in Hindu belief, the universe undergoes continual cycles of creation and destruction, ending and renewing through the cycle of Yugas. Similarly, the Norse Ragnarok presents a cataclysmic battle leading to rebirth. These variations highlight how different cultures interpret mortality, fate, and the possibility of regeneration beyond destruction.