In myths across various cultures, the goddess of fate is often represented by figures such as the Greek Moirae, the Norse Norns, and the Hindu Deepti. These deities are responsible for determining the destinies and life paths of individuals, weaving the threads of fate and controlling the life span and experiences. Their roles highlight the themes of predetermination versus free will, reflecting ancient beliefs regarding human agency and the unavoidable nature of one's fate in the universe.