Representations of the afterlife in mythologies worldwide vary greatly, reflecting different cultural beliefs. For instance, ancient Egyptians envisioned a detailed afterlife journey through the Du'at, while the Greeks depicted realms like Hades. In many traditions, the afterlife serves as a reflection of one’s actions during life, emphasizing moral values and justice. Additionally, some cultures, such as the Native Americans, focus on reincarnation, suggesting a continuous cycle of life rather than a final destination, highlighting different attitudes toward mortality.