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The term "triple goddess" most commonly refers to the modern Neopagan concept of a single deity with three aspects—Maiden, Mother, and Crone—which represent the phases of the moon and the stages of a woman's life. This archetype symbolizes life, death, rebirth, and the natural cycles of the universe. While the Maiden, Mother, Crone model is widely used, other triple goddesses, like the Celtic Morrígan or the Greek Hecate, also exist and can represent different powers or realms. 
 
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