does the full moon effect you???
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The full moon absolutely effects me.  When I see the moon in whatever phase, I feel that constriction in my throat and the tightness in my chest.  It is a primal expression of spirit that can be felt in the muscles that wish release.  It is a feeling in the heart that wants to whisper, speak, yell of beauty and divinity and what is truth.  The heart wants to cry and laugh at once, and embrace the winds with words of love.  The moon by herself does this for me.  But the full moon, it is a reconnection with the wild and the primal, even when I am locked up in a world of grayness and concrete.  The moon is light and reflection on a life that though distant from me where I stand, brings it back closer to me so that I can taste is scent.  The full moon is like a driving rain, or a strong wind, that puts everything in perspective and reminds us of our truth.  We are alien creatures on this earth now, but the moon, particularly when full, for those of us sensitive enough to hear, sings us an old song about the way things were.  And that moves me at the deepest levels.
478067
When there is a full moon, the gravity is stronger (have you ever heard about the full moon affecting the tides?) Tides usually go very high around the full moon.\n\nThe extra pull on gravity makes primates feel slightly uncomfortable (humans and animals) and that causes them to get more agitated and a little more aggressive.  There are usually more fights around the full moon, and people tend to be a little more disagreeable.\n\n\nSame thing on cloudy days.  The air pressure is up and people get a little more irritable.  Know that, and you'll go far.  As people for behaviors on sunny days when it is not a full moon.
992976
At noon, one of my closest friends is getting married!  She is a sun-lover, so it'll be an appropriate day for her.\n\nAny other ritual/celebration depends on my significant other... if she's up for a ritual, we'll have one (indoors, unfortunately... no "comfortable" area outdoors for us to do anything "formal")... otherwise, I will just do a little meditation in my room before bed and most likely read aloud the Summer Solstice passages from DJConway's Celtic Magic.\n\nBright Blessings!
470838
Well the weather has great effect on the human mind...\n\nFor example when the moon is full it has been proven that humans have more mood swings...Your more likly to run into someone grumpy and irritated on a full moon...Whats really funny is that its not actually the moon...the moon changes the tides of the ocean...And thats what causes the mood swings...\n\nNow lets take your example...When it is bad weather outside...Most of the time humans feel bored,sad, or even lonly....The feel stuck inside,helpless, or even sleepy.....There are the occasional few that love the rain and want to go and play in it...But most rather not...Those fellings are because of the decision of staying inside...\n\nIn conclusion the weather effects the desicions that a human may make...And depending on the decision you make will set your mood and thought process...\n\nSo go play in the rain...Youll see what i mean...
909206
It's new moon.... actually right now it's only 1% full. Wait till tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, beautiful sight, a thin sliver... gorgeous. Enjoy!
140628
All attempts to find a direct correlation between phases of the moon and weather have been unsuccessful.  Direct correlation has been found between phases of the moon and patient cases in hospital emergency rooms, but no cause and effect has been attributed.
888028
Good Goddess yes!  Ask the tides if you don't think the full moon matters!  The moon has a lot of influence over the energies here on Earth.  It is a proven medical fact that women who live in areas without a high electrical charge menstruate in accordance with the cycles of the moon.  This doesn't mean that the full moon is the only time to cast spells - it depends on what you're hoping to achieve.  Sometimes casting spells on the waxing or waning moon may be better for what you want to accomplish, but any serious witch will charge her/his altar tools under the full moon.\n\nBlessed be!\n)O(
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Lets clear one thing up, the moon is always full. You just can't see all of it easily every night because of it's position and relative angle between us and the sun. \nHowever, the reason that people, and other animals, have strange behavior during a "full moon" is because of the amount of light we get from it. On a clear night when the moon is full it's like the sun never sets. If you've ever been in the wilderness during this time, you know that you don't even need a flash light to walk around. It's like the lights are on. All this light coming into peoples homes causes them to not sleep. It gives a bit of skew on the internal clock that we have. Also, predators roam at night. And during a full moon it's easier to see them so animals, including people, get braver. This lends to the felling that people do strange things during a full moon. You just feel more comfortable at night when you can see whats around you. So being Hyped up during the day is just a feeling of comfort because the night won't be so scary.
209659
The phase of the moon changes with your location. Here is a page to help you figure it out for where you live...\nhttp://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/RS_OneDay.html
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Assuming that the moon is at a location visible from both Greece and Texas, which is entirely possible, then yes you will both see a full moon.  If not, then Greece will see a full moon as soon as the moon rises for them.\n\nBut chances are, you are asking about the "fullness" of the moon from different terrestrial vantage points.  Then the answer is still yes, because what people perceive to be a "full" moon is subject to a very wide margin of visual ambiguity.  The moon can be "not quite full" by several degrees and still appear perfectly full and round to the human eye.  This is what lets us see a full moon for an entire night, and in fact most of the time, for several nights in a row.\n\nIf our visual acuity were able to discern the lit versus dark surface of the moon under more strict contrast (much, much more strict), then for most of that time we would see the tiniest sliver of dark and perceive the moon as not-quite-full.  The closer our vision approaches to perfect (and the more perfectly transparent our atmosphere becomes), then the less amount of time we would believe the moon were truly full.\n\nEventually, and technically, the moon can only be truly full for a fraction of a second, but then it would only be so during the peak of a lunar eclipse, which rather takes away from its "fullness", haha.  This is the instant that the moon is perfectly opposite the Earth from the sun.
770307
December 4 will be the Full Cold Moon.  We just had the Full Beaver Moon\nNovember 5th. I'm not kidding.
992659
Does it make any difference....???...lets say it is really really hot...then again it may be really really cold......or maybe it is another uranus that you are trying to find out about.....is it the large moon that circles uranus possibly....hmmmmm,...I wonder
564925
Moon AFFECTS the earth on whole, the effect of it is the tilt in earth's axis. And the tide is because the water is not exactly fixed with the surface of earth and it gets attracted towards moon. We could have also seen a 'land tide' but bcoz it is solid it is more firmly fixed to earth.
937656
"Half Moon" simply refers to that moment in the lunar cycle haflway between the New Moon and the Full Moon.  It doens't necessarily refer to the way it looks like.
638389
you mean affect? \n\nI dont think the gravitational pull does much more, but I know plants and animals ( mostly underwater) use moonlight to do their photosynthesis, so the moon is not useless
185914
That has happened for the past week, right? Well, when the moon is behind the earth relatively to the sun, it's seen as full; but along the next 2 weeks the moon is going to make her way in the direction of the sun, so when it's halfway it's seen half-illuminated (in the half looking to the sun), in broad daylight... that's the phase "last quarter moon". Slowly day by day you'll notice the moon gets thinners and thinner, and closer to the sun... until one day you don't see it - that's because she's very near the sun from where we stand - and we see her "behind" which is not illuminated.
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It's not exact, or we wouldn't see phases of the moon. See, the moon is a significant influence on times of ebb and flood tides, and if it was perfectly synchronized with our rotation, then it would be the same phase every day.\n\nFurthermore, it changes every day at each location. For the most part, you can count on a 5 or 6 hour flood stage from low to high tide, followed by a 5 or 6 hour ebb stage back to low tide.\n\nOther forces effect tides (such as the sun's gravity), but as far as time of day for high and low tides, nothing compares to the moon's gravitational tug.