Creation In Mythology

Since the beginning of conscience of thought and analysis, creation of people and the world is a problem to resonate. Our desire to look for answers does not hinder our quest for human existence, as humans tend to look for reasons and truths about the phenomena occurring around us. Why are we here, how we came, who created our world. When our mind explores unknown and forces us to develop our theory of theory, the reasons and the human needs for the truth are different.

Understanding the origin of the universe eventually led to the establishment of religion, beliefs, and the most relevant creation myth. Myths provide an explanation in the creation of the mysteries of the world, especially the earth, humans, and the environment. This comparative paragraph analyzes the mythology of Greek myth, the origin of "material origin" and the Chinese myth called "the world between humans and humans" and compares the conflict and the solution.

The main difference between Iranian myth and Greek myth is related to various stories of creative myths. As I mentioned earlier, in myths of Iran, creation starts with the fusion of plants and the earth. However, the Greeks believed in "the first water" and bound water to the mother / goddess. In their view, both water and mother / goddess have reproductive roles. In ancient Iran, the role of this element gradually became more prominent; accordingly, water goddess Anahita was considered a symbol of fertility. In Iran, Ardivisura Nahita is the source of all water on earth and the goddess. The word "Nahid" or "Anahid" is another variant of that name. Anahita is a scavenger for male sperm, refining agent for female uterus, and latex circulator in all mother's breasts (15, 16).

The symbol of the birth of ancient myths has history as long as it creates the first myth. The main myth is explanation of the creation of the world. They describe how trees, people, the sun, and everything else is formed. This part of the myth belongs to the time when this person is confused and confused in the vast world and wants to give meaning to the vast environment around him. However, with the advancement of science and reason, the attention to this mythical part has decreased. Today, in order to verify the new discovery, we need to return to the mythical roots (11)