In Philippine mythology, Tala is the goddess of the morning and evening star, often associated with the planet Venus. She is considered a celestial being who guides travelers and is linked to the cycles of day and night. Tala is also recognized as a protector of the harvest, symbolizing hope and prosperity. Tala is the daughter of Bathala, the supreme god in Tagalog mythology. She is sometimes depicted as a beautiful woman adorned with stars, reflecting her connection to the night sky. Her presence is believed to bring light and guidance, making her an important figure in the spiritual beliefs of the Tagalog people.