Laima is a goddess in Baltic mythology, particularly revered in Latvian and Lithuanian cultures. She is associated with fate, fortune, and childbirth, often seen as a protector of women during pregnancy and childbirth. Laima is believed to influence the destiny of individuals, guiding their life paths and decisions. In Latvian folklore, Laima is often depicted as a beautiful woman who brings good luck and happiness. She is sometimes represented alongside other deities, such as Dievs, the sky god, and Perkons, the thunder god. Laima's presence is significant in various rituals and celebrations, emphasizing her importance in the spiritual life of the Baltic peoples.