Latvian Mythology is a rich tapestry of beliefs and stories that reflect the culture and traditions of the Latvian people. It features a variety of deities, spirits, and mythical creatures, often connected to nature, agriculture, and the changing seasons. Key figures include Dievs, the god of the sky, and Māra, a goddess associated with fertility and the earth. Many myths explain natural phenomena and human experiences, such as love, death, and the afterlife. Folk tales often involve forest spirits and water nymphs, highlighting the importance of nature in Latvian life. These stories have been passed down through generations, preserving the cultural heritage of Latvia.