Gaea

Gaea, also known as Gaia, is the ancient Greek personification of Earth as a divine mother figure. She represents the Earth’s fertile, nurturing aspect and is considered the universal mother from whom all life originates. In mythology, Gaea is the primal goddess of the land, emerging at the beginning of creation, and she plays a central role in various stories involving gods, Titans, and the origins of the world. Conceptually, Gaea emphasizes the Earth’s significance as the foundation and sustainer of life, highlighting its interconnectedness with living beings.