That idea reminds me of how stories have always been a way to map the unknown. By projecting those ancient maps into AR, we’re letting people walk through mythic landscapes as if they were there. The neat thing is that the technology can give a tactile sense to what was once only in words, so empathy might deepen. But there’s a risk: when you digitize a myth, you also simplify it for a screen‑ready audience, and the original nuance can get lost. It’s a balance between honoring the past and making it alive for the present. If the project stays mindful of context, it could become a bridge that shows how our questions about purpose and destiny have stayed the same, even as our tools change.