Earth Goddesses are deities associated with the Earth, nature, fertility, and agriculture in various cultures. They often symbolize the nurturing and sustaining aspects of the planet, representing the life-giving forces of soil, plants, and animals. Many ancient civilizations, such as the Greeks and Norse, revered these goddesses, believing they played a crucial role in the cycles of life and the changing seasons. These goddesses are frequently depicted in art and mythology as figures embodying the Earth’s bounty. Examples include Gaia from Greek mythology, who personifies the Earth itself, and Demeter, the goddess of harvest and agriculture. Earth Goddesses are celebrated in rituals and festivals that honor the natural world and its resources.