The Moon in Mythology
The Moon has fascinated humanity for millennia, inspiring countless myths and legends. Across cultures, it has been seen as a deity, a celestial body of power, and a symbol of change. Here are a few popular moon myths:
- Selene: In Greek mythology, Selene is the goddess of the Moon, known for her lunar chariot pulled by white horses.
- Chang'e: In Chinese folklore, Chang'e is the Moon goddess who lives in a beautiful palace on the Moon.
- Man in the Moon: Many cultures have stories about a face or figure visible on the Moon's surface, often attributed to a person or deity.
Discover more about these fascinating stories and how they have influenced art, literature, and culture throughout history. 🌑