Luo Mythology refers to the traditional beliefs and stories of the Luo people, an ethnic group primarily found in Kenya and Tanzania. Central to their mythology are creation stories, ancestral spirits, and deities that govern various aspects of life, such as fertility, health, and agriculture. These narratives often emphasize the relationship between humans and the natural world. Key figures in Luo mythology include Nyasaye, the supreme god, and various spirits that influence daily life. Rituals and ceremonies are performed to honor these deities and seek their blessings, reflecting the community's values and cultural identity.