Myths typically feature chaos or a primordial void as the unifying force of creation. This theme illustrates how a state of disorder or emptiness can lead to the emergence of life and structure. In various cultures, creation stories often depict a deity or cosmic entity who, from chaos, manifests the universe and brings forth order, such as Gaia in Greek mythology. These narratives convey the fundamental belief in rebirth and regeneration, emphasizing that from disorder springs new beginnings, helping to shape a society’s understanding of its origins and existence.