Many creation myths share a common backstory of a primordial void or chaos giving rise to the universe. Typically, an all-powerful deity or force initiates creation, often through the act of separation or ordering chaos into an organized cosmos. This reflects the human desire to comprehend origins and purpose, bridging the gap between the divine and mortal realms. Moreover, these narratives serve to explain natural phenomena and the contrasting elements of human experience, such as light and darkness.