Jasy Jatere

Jasy Jatere is a deity in the Guaraní mythology of South America, often associated with the moon and the night. The name "Jasy Jatere" translates to "Moon Lord" or "Moon Owner" in the Guaraní language. In the Guaraní cosmology, Jasy Jatere is considered a benevolent figure who watches over the night and provides light and guidance. The deity is also linked to the cycles of nature and agriculture, symbolizing fertility and renewal. In Spanish, Jasy Jatere is sometimes referred to as "Señor de la Luna" or "Dueño de la Luna," maintaining the essence of the original Guaraní name. The worship and reverence of Jasy Jatere are deeply rooted in the cultural and spiritual practices of the Guaraní people, who inhabit regions of Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina, and Bolivia.