Cultural connections in myths serve as a reflection of shared values, beliefs, and experiences within a society. They can connect diverse groups by addressing universal themes such as love, loss, and transformation. Many myths originate from oral traditions, which perpetuate cultural heritage while adapting to new contexts. They serve as a vehicle for cultural transmission, binding communities through a shared narrative history. By examining these myths, we uncover the ways in which societies understand their identity, shape their morals, and navigate the complexities of human existence, thus reinforcing social cohesion.