The story of the first man and woman in various mythological traditions varies, but common themes of creation and dualism emerge. In the Biblical account, Adam and Eve are created by God and inhabit the Garden of Eden, symbolizing innocence and the beginning of humanity. In Hindu mythology, Manu and Satarupa are regarded as the progenitors of mankind. Both myths address the relationships between gender, morality, and the ideal state of humanity. These stories often reflect the values of their societies, emphasizing themes of companionship, responsibility, and the consequences of choices, shaping cultural understandings of human existence.