The Triple Goddess is a concept found in various mythologies, particularly in Wicca and Neopaganism. She represents the three stages of a woman's life: the Maiden, the Mother, and the Crone. Each aspect embodies different qualities and powers, symbolizing growth, fertility, and wisdom. In this framework, the Maiden signifies youth and new beginnings, the Mother represents nurturing and creation, while the Crone embodies wisdom and the acceptance of aging. The Triple Goddess is often depicted in art and literature, reflecting the interconnectedness of these life stages and the cyclical nature of existence.