The question of structure is both an old and new one; it targets the meaning embedded in existence and the network of relationships among humans. However, the question of structure has not been exhausted, despite numerous attempts to answer it. While it is correct to say that questions fade when we obtain answers, the question of structure remains present. The concept of structure implies that it is possible to investigate and uncover unconscious mental frameworks shared by human cultures in general. Language serves as an effective means of revealing many of the structures that underpin human cultures and deciphering their codes. In fact, discussing abstract and infinite structures, such as relationships between humans and between different cultures and civilizations, raises inquiries and renders the search for the structure and core of these relationships a vital and contemporary issue.