Gaia

In ancient Greece, the earth was personified as Gaia, a goddess who existed before all life and created all life.

The story of Gaia reminds us of the interconnection of all of the world—and the importance of living in harmony with her resources.

the three Zorya

In Russian mythology, the three Zorya are goddesses-attendants to the sun god.

As well as bringing warmth and light to the world, the sun represents the brightness of intellect, creativity, and fertility.

the Wawalak

During the Dreamtime, the Australian aboriginal sister goddesses, the Wawalak, were swallowed whole by Yurlungur, the Great Rainbow Serpent. Oppressed by the darkness in the belly of the serpent, the Wawalak wept until they were reborn from Yurlungur back into the light.