Γαία, in ancient Greek mythology, is the personification of the Earth. She is often considered the mother of all life and the primordial goddess from whom all beings originate. As a foundational figure, Γαία gave birth to the sky, mountains, and sea, as well as many deities, including the Titans. In addition to her role as a creator, Γαία is associated with fertility and the nurturing aspects of nature. She is often depicted as a nurturing figure, symbolizing the earth's abundance. Her significance extends to various myths, where she plays a crucial role in the genealogy of gods and heroes, influencing the course of many stories in Greek mythology.