In ancient myths, the being associated with both chaos and order is often represented by the Primordial Deities like Chaos itself or figures like Tiamat in Babylonian mythology. These beings embody the tension between disorder and the subsequent emergence of structured existence. This duality is essential in understanding the cosmos's evolution, where creation arises from chaos, highlighting the interdependence of these forces. Their narratives illustrate how societies reconcile the unpredictable nature of existence with the search for stability and meaning.