Myths conceptualize the afterlife as a continuation of human experiences, reflecting cultural attitudes toward death and the divine. Different myths present the afterlife as a place of reward, punishment, or a realm of reincarnation. They often offer insights into how cultures perceive morality, justice, and the meaning of existence. Myths serve as narratives that frame the unknown, helping individuals cope with the concept of mortality and providing frameworks for rituals that celebrate life, death, and the potential for rebirth.