Archetypes in goddess narratives, such as the maiden, mother, and crone, recur across cultures, reflecting universal aspects of femininity. These figures symbolize different life stages and embody various traits—innocence, nurturing, and wisdom respectively. Such archetypes serve as relatable figures, illustrating the multifaceted nature of women's experiences. This recurrence allows societies to process and understand female identity and roles in cultural mythologies, revealing shared values and existential themes.