concept   moon phases
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Cultures (12) • Western (1) • United States (1) • African cultures (1) • Indian culture (1) • Japanese culture (1) • Maori culture (1) • Wiccan (1) • modern societies (1) • Aboriginal Australian culture (1) • European folklore (1) • Inuit culture (1) • Western astronomy enthusiasts (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 moon phases Western Moon phases are studied for scientific purposes and are also associated with folklore, astrology, and poetry in Western culture. 9
2 moon phases United States Moon phases are widely recognized and valued in the United States for their significance in astronomy and the calendar. 6
3 moon phases African cultures Moon phases are spiritually significant in African cultures, influencing traditional rituals, agricultural activities, and storytelling. 3
4 moon phases Indian culture In Indian culture, moon phases influence astrology, religious ceremonies, and auspicious occasions. 2
5 moon phases Japanese culture In Japanese culture, moon phases impact traditional rituals and celebrations, especially during the autumn full moon. 2
6 moon phases Maori culture Moon phases hold cultural and navigational significance in Maori culture. 2
7 moon phases Wiccan Moon phases have spiritual significance in Wiccan rituals and observances. 2
8 moon phases modern societies Moon phases are widely utilized in modern societies for activities like gardening, fishing, and cultural events. 2
9 moon phases Aboriginal Australian culture Moon phases are an integral part of Aboriginal Australian cultural practices, guiding seasonal changes and activities such as hunting and gathering. 1
10 moon phases European folklore Moon phases in European folklore are associated with superstitions and beliefs that certain phases can influence human behavior and natural phenomena. 1
11 moon phases Inuit culture The Inuit culture believes that moon phases affect hunting and fishing, with certain phases being best for these activities. 1
12 moon phases Western astronomy enthusiasts Western astronomy enthusiasts describe moon phases using terms like waxing, waning, and gibbous. 1