Description: (Gautama Buddha's mother)
Maha Maya played a significant role in Buddhist tradition as the mother of Gautama Buddha, the founder of Buddhism. Known for her wisdom and guidance, she often descended from Heaven to offer advice to her son. Her name, meaning "skillful creator" in Sanskrit, reflects her importance in the birth of Buddhas. Maha Maya's professional life was centered around her spiritual connection to Buddhism and her role as a revered figure in the faith, influencing the teachings and beliefs of followers worldwide.