Do you believe the full moon has a effect on people

[baronesslucy]

If anyone has doubts about this, watch a NASCAR race that is run in the evening when the full moon is up. This doesn't happened very often as there are are more day than night races. I saw one race where there were strange wrecks and some strange things happened on the track. Probably would have been interesting if someone knew that birthdays or the time of birth for the drivers (and got their permission to do a chart) to see if those who wrecked had something in their charts that would have predicted this prior to the race.

Definitely agree it changes behaviour.

No. I used to. The more research I've done the more I'm convinced that the moon is an artificial satellite- in no way is this romantic. I relate to the triple goddess Hecate so this isn't something I relish. But too many things seem to support this theory. But Hecate is still my patron goddess!

I always thought so. I noticed I might not be feeling well, then this one time a month I would feel very energetic and inspired (I am an artist), and noticed it was a full moon! I often lose track of time haha, but I know when the full moon is out and I usually feel better. :)

yes absolutely! we have a rescue mare at my farm and she was pregnant, and we knew she'd be due in a week or so, but the night of the full moon, just a few hours before sunrise or right around then (we're guessing) she foaled. woke up in the am to a baby horse! and the full moon was at 7:25AM, she probably foaled some time between 5 - 6AM. we named the baby Bella Luna :)

is there something medical/scientific that causes labor with the full moon (magnetics or something) because i know i've heard that a lot that pregnant females are more likely to give birth on or around the full moon.

[alexa_summer]

Originally Posted by tilly13

Do you believe the full moon can have a effect on peoples behave. I do, i work health care and when its a full moon my patients seem to act crazy its always a bad shift on a full moon but when i say oh its a full moon tonight were in for a ruff shift some of my colleagues look at me like am crazy i was just wandering if anyone had any experiences like mine. In a human body there is about 60% water the moon effects the tide/sea so why would'nt it effect us

That's where the term "lunacy" comes from.

[LadyMay]

I have never noticed it myself..

[Jenny Crow]

Originally Posted by Eryna

No. I used to. The more research I've done the more I'm convinced that the moon is an artificial satellite- in no way is this romantic. I relate to the triple goddess Hecate so this isn't something I relish. But too many things seem to support this theory. But Hecate is still my patron goddess!

I don't think an artificial satellite would be able to influence the earth's tides would it? And it's documented that more people commit suicide on the full moon and crime rates climb.

[Morpheus]

Originally Posted by Jenny Crow

I don't think an artificial satellite would be able to influence the earth's tides would it? And it's documented that more people commit suicide on the full moon and crime rates climb.

If the object is big enough, yes, it would create the gravitational pull. But, the consensus is today, that it was a part of Earth once, that it was knocked off by a large asteroid.

Also, there is perspective that it is inhabited by someone, or another, sheltered and out of view, in the under surface caverns, and caves.

This weekend is another "supermoon" display.

[The Back Seat]

I am pretty sure a full moon would. A full moon makes earths ocean tides change more drastically. The moons gravitational pull is what causes tidal changes. Gravity is energy and therefore could probably have an affect on human energy