The Full Moon occurs when the Sun and the Moon oppose each other, and this opposition between the two great luminaries in the sky creates a certain imbalance. It is as if we are in the middle of a strong magnetic field and lose our balance as soon as we try to get out. We tend to have accidents, whether it’s a fall or a car accident. On a full moon night, I slipped on a piece of ice in the street, fell and broke my arm. As expected, when I got to the hospital, the surgeons were very busy: there had been two traffic accidents that afternoon and that night. A friend was attacked by a rabid dog, knocked to the ground and broke her hip on a full moon morning.
Another effect of full Moon stress is violent outbursts. Especially where there are religious and ethnic conflicts, such as in Northern Ireland and the Middle East, there tends to be a spike in violence around the full moon. And watch your own level of irritation at full Moon! Isn’t this when you snap at your children or your husband easily, or tend to feel tense in general? It is common to suffer from insomnia with a full Moon and I have found that people with a strong Moon influence in their natal chart, for example a person with the Sun, Moon or rising in Cancer, are more likely to be unable to sleep. to sleep. We all know the word capricious. It comes from the Latin word for Moon, Moon. Someone who is crazy is full of a full moon. Restless, nervous, tense, violent, angry. Crazy crazy crazy. French law used to excuse a person who committed a crime on a full moon. (Or at least that’s what the rumors say.) It was like she wasn’t quite in his senses, and it wasn’t his fault.
The full moon was to blame. Actually the word cheer up in English, Moon It also comes from the Latin moon. That’s why they say that a person is in bad or good Moonnot the mood. Very accurate! A person born on a full Moon will have opposite Sun and Moon in the birth chart, which is a bit like carrying a full Moon within you. The person tends to be restless and always dissatisfied, never satisfied, wanting something, not knowing what. But this frustration also creates a strong drive, and subjects with the opposition of the Sun and Moon are usually great achievers. Finally, it is just a myth that more babies are born on a full moon! A study of several thousand births in the hospital in my hometown, Trondheim, showed no connection between the phases of the Moon and births. Thank God, I would add. We don’t want too many people in this world with Sun and Moon opposition in their natal chart, that would only lead to too much stress, tension and violence!