Myths surrounding the seasons symbolize fundamental shifts in life cycles and the natural world. They often represent themes like rebirth, death, and renewal, mirroring agricultural practices and cultural rituals. For example, stories about gods or goddesses who control the harvest or the growth of flora (such as Demeter in Greek myth) emphasize the connection between human life and nature’s cycles. These seasonal myths celebrate the rhythms of life, illustrating how communities adapt to changes and reaffirming the importance of interdependence within ecosystems and societies.