diff --git a/HBW/Seni_and_Luura_(Moons).html b/HBW/Seni_and_Luura_(Moons).html index 32fd47b..2e2ba87 100644 --- a/HBW/Seni_and_Luura_(Moons).html +++ b/HBW/Seni_and_Luura_(Moons).html @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ title: Seni and Luura: The Twin Moons description: published: true -date: 2023-11-11T23:08:38.544Z +date: 2023-11-11T23:14:57.813Z tags: seni, luura, moons, twin moons editor: ckeditor dateCreated: 2023-10-26T15:47:43.830Z @@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ dateCreated: 2023-10-26T15:47:43.830Z
Luura, the Cursed Moon (Image Generated using Dall-E 3. Prompt: “Digital Artwork. The night sky spans the entire image, dominated by a large green moon.  Across the moon's surface are numerous deep cracks, spanning the entire moon in every direction, that give off an orange glow. The surface is otherwise smooth with gentle streaks and swirls, like that of a gas giant.”)
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The latter name is derived from a phenomenon that occurs when Luura is near full and completely eclipses Seni. During this event, the orange hue from Luura's chasms engulfs its entire surface, creating an orange-red glow known as the Blood Moon. This phenomenon takes place on the night between the 30th and 1st of each month. Luura is commonly associated with concepts of ferocity, the darker aspects of nature, and curses. It is believed that curses and similar afflictions are more potent when exposed to Luura's light. Some cultures also associate Luura with deities symbolizing the wilder and more brutal aspects of nature, often sharing names and titles with the moon itself.

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The latter name is derived from a phenomenon that occurs when Luura is near full and completely eclipses Seni. During this event, the orange hue from Luura's chasms engulfs its entire surface, creating an orange-red glow known as the Blood Moon. This phenomenon takes place on the night between the 30th and 1st of each month. Why this happens is not in the domain of public knowledge. Luura is commonly associated with concepts of ferocity, the darker aspects of nature, and curses. It is believed that curses and similar afflictions are more potent when exposed to Luura's light. Some cultures also associate Luura with deities symbolizing the wilder and more brutal aspects of nature, often sharing names and titles with the moon itself.

 

Mirrored and Opposed

The Twin Moons are viewed as both complementary and opposing forces. While Seni brings solace, Luura stirs restlessness. Seni shelters the hunted, while Luura guides the hunter. Both moons are associated with the magical arts, each believed to enhance certain effects and nullify those of the other. Thus, when both are fully visible in the night sky, it is commonly believed that their influences cancel each other out. However, during an eclipse, this nullifying aspect is believed to no longer be in effect, allowing the eclipsing moon's influence to prevail. Their effects are also believed to be stronger during the fullest phases of the moon.