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Without understanding Iranian myths and rituals and their dynamics and developments over time, it will not be possible to understand Iranian identity in the context of history deeply. In the meantime, the distance between tradition and the modern situation in contemporary Iran contains a challenging and struggling atmosphere, which can be called a threshold world. In the threshold world, myths are read, interpreted, confirmed, or denied, and the ground for new myths and narratives is provided. The conflict and war of narratives with each other forms a space of discourse that poses questions and challenges. It brings many. This book includes a collection of conversations about myth and its connection with power and taboo. The content of the questions and conversations in this book is Iran in the context of transition and a threshold world where modern and pre-modern events and interactions establish diversity with each other. In this book, you will learn about key Iranian myths that shape the narrative of national identity and play an important role in understanding the discursive history of Iranian culture.