The moon holds various roles in mythologies worldwide, often representing transformation, femininity, and the passage of time. In many cultures, the moon symbolizes the cycle of life, influencing agriculture and tides. In Greek mythology, it is linked to the goddess **Selene**, who represents the lunar cycle. In Hinduism, the moon is associated with the god **Chandra**, embodying emotions and the mind. Numerous indigenous cultures view the moon as a guiding force for nighttime activities and rituals. Thus, its representation varies but consistently resonates with the human experience across cultures.