In Greek mythology, the goddess of nature is Gaia, not Cybele. Gaia was the primordial goddess who personified the Earth and was regarded as the mother of all life. She is often depicted as a woman reclining, with her body intertwined with the earth and vegetation, symbolizing her close connection with nature. Unlike the Greek gods who dwelled on Mount Olympus, Gaia was considered to be present everywhere on Earth, as she represented the physical world itself.