ONGOING
The Strawberry Moon represents a remarkable example of how astronomical observations become embedded in cultural traditions and continue to resonate across centuries. From its origins in Native American seasonal knowledge to its adoption by colonial societies and modern spiritual practices, this lunar designation demonstrates the enduring human need to connect celestial events with terrestrial experiences. The name honors both the practical wisdom of indigenous peoples who recognized the correlation between lunar cycles and natural harvesting seasons, and the broader human tendency to create meaningful connections between sky and earth.