The Symbolic and Spiritual Formation of The Concept of The Moon in English And Uzbek Folklore

This article explores the symbolic and spiritual formation of the concept of the Moon in Uzbek and English folklore. The study highlights the association of the Moon with beauty, femininity, love, protection, life cycles, and natural rhythms. In Uzbek folklore, the Moon is often represented as a symbol of feminine beauty, spiritual purity, and love, while in English folklore it is interpreted as a symbol of intuition, mystery, and different stages of human life. The research also examines the connection of the Moon with agricultural life, seasonal changes, and fertility in both cultures. Furthermore, the historical evolution of the Moon’s symbolism is analyzed, showing how its meanings have transformed from ancient times to the present. The findings demonstrate that the Moon is a universal and multi-layered symbol across cultures.

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