In the consciousness of the contemporary individual, myths are imaginary plots or fictional stories invented by their ancestors. Myths have no logic, but they contain power and holiness. Legends are cultural elements unique to humans, they were born from the collective consciousness and imagination of humanity. The olive tree is the Mediterranean counterpart of the ''Tree of Life'' symbolism, which is one of the oldest common cultural imaginations of humanity.

In ancient Egyptian legends, Isis, the goddess of marriage and love, taught the olive tree of the fertile Egyptian lands watered by the Nile. She is the mother, the symbol of love, protection, creative life and chastity, as the goddess of the sky, she is the goddess who gives light from the sky. In ancient Greek stories, the goddess Isis is named after the goddess Athena. His most distinctive quality is his ingenuity, the creator of civilization, inspiring all kinds of skilled workers (weavers, blacksmiths and potters at the time). It dominates art and wisdom, is a symbol of intelligence, war, peace and strategic thinking.

It is doubtful what the practices used by humanity for body cleansing were in prehistoric times and whether there were any habits of body cleansing. In the cities that emerged in the Neolithic period, before entering the temples, both spiritual and physical purification behaviors are the first indicators related to the cleaning culture and cleanliness awareness. The earliest known record of soapy solution production belongs to the Sumerians. To produce soapy solutions in Egypt; soda was obtained from lakes dried by the heat of the sun, additionally clay or steatite (soap stone) was used.