Mother Goddess Worship is a spiritual practice that venerates a female deity representing fertility, creation, and nurturing. This form of worship is often associated with ancient cultures and is seen in various religions, including Hinduism, where goddesses like Durga and Lakshmi embody these qualities. The Mother Goddess is viewed as a source of life and sustenance, symbolizing the earth and its cycles. In many societies, rituals and festivals are dedicated to the Mother Goddess, celebrating her role in agriculture, childbirth, and community well-being. This worship often emphasizes the connection between women and the divine, highlighting the importance of feminine energy in spiritual practices. Cultures such as the Indigenous peoples and ancient Greece also featured similar reverence for female deities, reflecting a universal appreciation for the nurturing aspects of femininity.