Dewi Danu is the goddess of rivers, freshwater, and renewal, revered as the source of life-giving waters that sustain both land and sea. She governs the springs, lakes, and currents that nourish crops, cleanse wounds, and guide travelers along their paths. Worshiped in temples built along riverbanks and sacred springs, Dewi Danu is often invoked for fertility, healing, and purification. Island and coastal communities rely on her favor for steady rains and abundant harvests, while healers seek her blessing to purge sickness and restore vitality. Legends say her presence is felt wherever water flows freely, and those who listen closely can hear her whispers carried on the currents.
