Every myth is a reflection of society
Ragnarök is one of the most well-known events in mythology, along with the ending of the Mayan calendar, and to those who don’t believe in religion, Armageddon. Almost every major civilisation has its own tale of death and destruction, and despite them being centuries, even thousands of years and tens of thousands of miles apart, …
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The Iroquois myth of the creation of the world, known as “The Story of the Woman Who Fell from the Sky”, is the centerpiece of the cosmology of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) peoples. It has been passed down orally for centuries and was first recorded in the nineteenth century by David Kasik. According to this myth, …
Today I would like to tell you about how, according to the ancient Maya, the earth and people appeared. The set of legends about it seemed to me terribly interesting and original, so now I will try to convey it to you as simple and colorful as possible. Before there was land and people, there …
Egyptian mythology offers several versions of the creation of the world, each of which is associated with a particular religious center and its gods. The most famous are the Heliopolis, Hermopolis, and Memphis cosmogonies. The Heliopolis cosmogony states that in the beginning there was a boundless primordial ocean called Nun. From it arose the god …
Chinese mythology offers several versions of the creation of the world, the most famous of which are the Pangu and Nuiwa myths. These stories reflect ancient Chinese ideas about the origin of the universe and humanity. According to the Pangu myth, in the beginning there was a formless chaos resembling a huge egg. Inside this …
Celtic mythology does not contain a single, overarching creation myth, as is typical of other cultures. Instead, it is a mosaic structure of various legends, legends, and symbolic stories that together form a picture of the origins of the world and humanity. One such legend is the story of the Great Song (Oran Mór), which …