Seasonal deities are gods or goddesses associated with specific seasons or the changes that occur during those times of the year. These deities often embody the characteristics and themes of their respective seasons, such as growth and renewal in spring, abundance in summer, harvest and transition in fall, and dormancy or reflection in winter. Many ancient cultures personified seasonal changes through deities to explain natural phenomena, agricultural cycles, and the rhythms of life.
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