Lunar Kings are an ancient concept dating back to pre-Christian beliefs. They are aligned with the cycles of the Moon, embodying the powerful, transformative energy of its dark and light phases. Lunar Kings are mythical personifications of transformation and renewal, representing a cycle of death and rebirth, darkness and light. Rituals associated with Lunar Kings are often held on nights connected to astronomical events such as eclipses, full moons, and new moons, invoking the power of the Moon to ignite transformation, both personal and collective.

See also: mythic masculine, sacred masculine, divine feminine, king david, iron john