Modern societies interpret and employ myths as cultural narratives that inform identity, values, and social norms. Myths can serve as metaphors to address contemporary issues, as their timeless themes of love, struggle, and transformation resonate with modern life. They are often adapted into art, literature, and media to explore complex human experiences and ethical dilemmas. By examining myths critically, societies can gain insights into their history, addressing existential questions while fostering community and shared understanding, bridging generational gaps and enhancing cultural continuity.