Historically, the Moon has been worshiped by civilizations for centuries. Scientists have found evidence of Moon rituals being carried out by Ancient Egyptian, Babylonian, Indian, and Chinese cultures. Participants in these rituals viewed the Moon as a symbol of rejuvenation and new beginnings. In a modern view, Moon rituals are a time of introspection and meditation. It is a time to reflect on your values and the places in your life in which you find anything lacking. It can be used as both a connection with nature and your inner being by separating yourself from the materialistic and digital worlds. The light emitted by the Moon is actually a reflection of the Sun. A New Moon happens when
Historically, the Moon has been worshiped by civilizations for centuries. Scientists have found evidence of Moon rituals being carried out by Ancient Egyptian, Babylonian, Indian, and Chinese cultures. Participants in these rituals viewed the Moon as a symbol of rejuvenation and new beginnings. In a modern view, Moon rituals are a time of introspection and meditation. It is a time to reflect on your values and the places in your life in which you find anything lacking. It can be used as both a connection with nature and your inner being by separating yourself from the materialistic and digital worlds. The light emitted by the Moon is actually a reflection of the Sun. A New Moon happens when
