The goddess known as the moon in various mythologies is often referred to as Selene in Greek mythology, Chandra in Hindu traditions, and Tsukuyomi in Japanese mythology. These goddesses embody the qualities of the moon, such as light, growth, and fertility. Their stories frequently involve themes of duality, femininity, and nurturing aspects. The moon’s phases are often associated with changes in the natural world and human emotions, making these goddesses essential figures in their respective mythologies, symbolizing the cyclical nature of life.