Mother Nature is a personification of nature. It’s a way of referring to nature as a “mother” because nature is life-giving like a mother. 

Definition 

• Mother Nature is nature personified as a woman considered as the source and guiding force of creation. 
• Mother Nature is nature viewed as the generous provider of all things. 
• Mother Nature is nature, especially when considered as a force that controls the weather and all living things. 

Origins 

• Mother Nature’s origins may stem from Greek Mythology and the story of Demeter who is a goddess related to nature. 

Other uses 

• Mother Nature is a song by MGMT on their upcoming fifth album, Loss Of Life. 
• Mother Nature is a character in an Apple video played by Octavia Spencer. 

Here are some stories about Mother Nature: 

• Mother Nature watches her domain destroyed Mother Nature sees forests razed, rivers polluted, and animals driven to extinction. She calls upon the elements to awaken, causing storms, earthquakes, and droughts. People begin to realize the consequences of their actions. 
• Mother Nature is the long lost daughter of the Boogieman Pitch Mother Nature is a character in the Guardians of Childhood series by William Joyce. She is a young woman who can control nature’s phenomena. She stays hidden while she watches the world. 
• Mother Nature witnesses her home destroyed Mother Nature sees her home destroyed by selfish people who only care about money and material things. She is disappointed to see that the couple she used to adore are also involved. She then thinks of a way to teach them a lesson. From then on, it never rains.

Mother Nature’s real name is Gaia. In Greek mythology, Gaia was the personification of the Earth and the matriarch of all things in existence. She was also one of the first gods and goddesses. 

Other names for Mother Nature include: 

Mother Earth, Earth Mother, Nature, The Planet, Tara, Oma Desala.

In Greek mythology, Mother Nature was known as Gaea, the goddess of earth. She was one of the first gods and goddesses, born at the dawn of creation. Everything came to life from Gaea, including the gods of Olympus, the Giants, Titans, and mortal beings. 

In Wicca, the Earth Goddess is sometimes called Gaia. The name of the mother goddess varies depending on the Wiccan tradition. 

In Hinduism, Mother Nature is Bhumi, also known as Bhudevi and Vasundhara. Bhumi is the personification of the earth.

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