Lunar practices refer to various activities and rituals that are aligned with the phases of the Moon. Many cultures believe that the Moon's cycles can influence human behavior, agriculture, and natural events. For example, planting crops during the New Moon is thought to promote growth, while harvesting during the Full Moon is believed to enhance yield. These practices often include observing the Moon's phases, celebrating lunar festivals, and using lunar calendars. Some people also engage in meditation or intention-setting during specific lunar phases, such as the Waxing Moon for new beginnings and the Waning Moon for letting go of the past.