Narratives about the celestial realm shape perceptions of reality by contextualizing human existence within a broader cosmic framework. In many myths, deities and celestial beings symbolize forces that govern fate, nature, and morality. Such stories not only illustrate the interconnectedness of the universe but also establish a system of beliefs that influences how cultures understand phenomena like life, death, and the afterlife. By exploring the divine's interactions with humanity, myths establish a set of moral values intended to guide behavior, ultimately suggesting that earthly experiences are part of a larger, often incomprehensible cosmic order.