The tale of the first creation varies according to different cultural myths. In many traditions, creation often begins with a primordial void or chaos from which the world emerges, such as in the Enuma Elish of Mesopotamian belief. Other cultures, such as the Aboriginal Australians, tell of ancestral beings shaping the land through their actions. In both scenarios, creation myths communicate the relationship between humans, nature, and the divine, often reflecting the values and beliefs of the society. They serve as foundational narratives that inform a community's worldview.