The virtue, beauty, and power of female deities have long been celebrated since ancient times and in the present day. Gaia is one of the most well-known Goddesses to ever exist and the epic tale of her being is now more popular than ever.
The name Gaia comes from the Ancient Greek Γαῖα, a poetical form of Γῆ or Gē, meaning “land” or “earth”, also spelled Gaea. She is called the mother to all gods, titans, and monsters, and wife to her son, Ouranos. Her Roman name is “Terra”, which also means earth.
Myth of Gaia
In Greek mythology, Gaia is the personification of Earth. She is the mother of all life and the mother goddess. As the matriarch of the deities in Greek mythology, she plays a pivotal role in the evolution of the universe before the Titans came to rule.
The offspring that follow on from her are some of the most important deities ever to be referenced in classical literature and art. She is one of the four first Gods which include Chaos, Tartarus, and Eros.
Planet Earth: Gaia is considered the Life Force of the Earth whose essence keeps it alive. Goddess Gaia is usually depicted by the planet Earth. The fertile and bountiful landscape of the world that we live in is the embodiment of the Goddess and so it is used to symbolize her.
Wheel of the Year: The seasons are also a well-known symbol of Gaia. As she is the creator of all living things, including the elements and weather, she is referenced in this manner. Fertility is also used to show Gaia, she is the fruitful and abundant Goddess.
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