In Native American mythology, the divine twins often associated with creation and the natural world are Sky Holder and Earth Woman in some tribes. These figures embody the balance between the earth and sky, representing harmony and interconnectedness within nature. They often teach valuable lessons about respect for the land and its resources and highlight duality in creation—such as life and death or male and female. Their stories serve to reinforce cultural values and the importance of maintaining equilibrium within the ecosystem and the community.