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Theia (Titaness of Sight and Light)
Theia is the primary Titan goddess of sight, vision, and the bright, blue ether of the sky.
Vision/Sight: The ancient Greeks believed that eyes emitted beams of light, similar to a lamp, allowing people to see. Theia was considered the source of this light.
Foresight: Her name is connected to the Greek word theiazô, meaning to prophesy or divine.
Significance: She is the mother of the sun (Helios), the moon (Selene), and the dawn (Eos). She was considered a goddess from whom all light and sight proceeded, helping mortals with clarity and perception.

Titaness
A Titaness (plural: Titanesses or Titanides) is a female deity from Greek mythology, specifically one of the twelve original children of Uranus (Sky) and Gaia (Earth) who preceded the Olympians. They are often described as goddesses of immense power, size, or influence.
Source: Wikipedia