One of the most interesting aspects of the myths of creation of the three cultures of Ute, Hawaiian, and Greek is how they envision their Gods and the beginning or creation. For instance, the Ute’s believed that Manitou or He-She infused the animals, mountains, trees, and all living things into existence, breathing his spirit into them. This encourages its people to live in harmony with all these things, respecting the spirit of Manitou within them. In contrast, the Greek myth of creation asserts that the world hatched from an egg. In addition, influences of other cultures over time formed a more encompassing and wide ranging hierarchy of gods embodying the influences of Greek daily life. The human conditions of desire, doom, death, sleep,