The divine entity associated with the harvest season in ancient mythology is often the goddess Demeter in Greek traditions. She is revered for her role in agriculture, fertility, and the growth of crops. Her connection to the harvest symbolizes the abundance of nature and the cyclical patterns of growth and decay. In many cultures, similar harvest deities reflect community values around sustenance and gratitude for nature’s generosity. Demeter's story, especially her search for her daughter Persephone, embodies the naturally changing seasons, emphasizing life’s interconnected elements.