Lunar deities

Lunar deities are gods and goddesses associated with the moon across various cultures. They often symbolize qualities like change, intuition, fertility, and the passage of time, reflecting the moon’s cycles. In many traditions, they serve as guides for agricultural practices, sailors, or women’s fertility. Examples include Artemis/Diana from Greek/Roman mythology, known as the moon goddess, and Chang'e from Chinese mythology, who resides on the moon. These deities embody human connection to the lunar cycle, influencing rituals, myths, and cultural values, highlighting the moon’s significance in natural and spiritual life worldwide.