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[Keith Carl]

The Moon has a mystique all its own. It is often associated with secrecy and mystery ... and is associated with strange, uncanny powers. It evokes a peculiar range of responses in cultures everywhere, from curiosity and wonder, to romance and affection, to awe and dread. In legend (and the lore of police and hospital personnel), the Full Moon brings forth weird behaviors, extreme reactions, and over-the-top emotional outbursts associated with no other time on the calendar.

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Folktales and superstitions tell of the Full Moon being the time when witches, werewolves, goblins, ghosts, and vampires were able to penetrate "the other realms" ... and walk on earth again -- creating problems and a fair amount of fright, whether they were real or not. Dogs, wolves, and the coyotes here in the desert howl mournfully at the Moon ... and the sound is certainly enough to catch your attention, and prompt you to make sure all your doors are well locked for the night.

Some people claim that the minds of the already unbalanced are "driven over the edge" by the power of the Full Moon ... for reasons that remain a mystery ... but the word "lunatic" as a designation for someone insane, has its roots in the Latin word for Moon. In contemporary Spanish, La Luna ... is still the Moon.

On the other hand, people fall in love under the Full Moon. It's hard to see a beautiful yellow-gold Moon rising ... and not want to walk along the sea shore ... or into the desert night ... hand-in-hand with the one you love. Love songs and poems that evoke the magic imagery of the Moon are found in many cultures and all through the generations.

Ancient cultures worshiped the Moon, and held ceremonies, rituals, and festivals in its honor. Many contemporary primitive people continue to give the Moon divine status. Mythologies speak of Moon Goddesses ... and even the image evokes feelings of a powerful archetypal energy. The Moon influences the tides. It influences the gravitational field of the earth. It influences the fertility cycle in some (and maybe all) species.

(c) 2007 Rebecca Brents, All rights reserved.

In Astrology, the Moon is considered the second most important placement in a Natal Chart and thus the second most powerful influence on and descriptor of a person's character. As I've said in many places and at many times, I'm not sure you can set that kind of hierarchy ... because the Moon may be every bit as important and essential as the Sun.

The Moon represents your emotional self, your inner self, your instincts, habits, and automatic reactions. The sign it occupies in the Zodiac at any given time will color your reactions, feelings and "personal responses" according to the issues and characteristics represented by the sign involved. The Moon changes signs every 2 1/2 days ... and keeping track of the Moon's position in its travels through your Natal Chart is one of the very best ways I know to stay in touch with the currents of your own emotional flow.

Are you ready for the most beautiful of all of the Moon Goddess's Full Moons? In September, the Moon Goddess's Full Moon will look grander and more illuminated than any other time of the year. It is not really larger; technically, it's just the position of Mother Earth in relation to the Sun that makes it look that way. But then, who is concerned with the mechanical details when the Moon Goddess is sending her captivating and mesmerizing moon beams to you.

Moon Goddess's Monthly Trek

Besides haven't you noticed each time the Moon Goddess returns from her monthly trek around Mother Earth, she looks like a new woman. She goes away each month to be illuminated by the Sun's up-to-the-minute sun rays from his latest travels. The early Native Americans wisely gave the Moon Goddess a new name each time she appeared, as she imbues a different quality each and every month to bestow on us.

Fall Arrives

The Moon Goddess's name this month usually is the Harvest Moon which is the name given for the Moon closest to the Autumn Equinox. Yet when the Moon Goddess's Full Moon falls within the same time period of the Autumn Equinox itself, it could be called the Moon Goddess's Autumn Equinox Moon. This occurs in 2010. The Autumn Equinox announces the end of summer and the beginning of fall each year in the Northern Hemisphere.

Equinox and Full Moon Times

The Autumn Equinox takes place this year just a few hours earlier, on Wednesday evening September 22, at 7:23 pm PDT. Followed shortly thereafter, the Moon Goddess's Full Moon occurs early in the morning on Thursday, September 23, at 2:17 AM PDT.

Autumn Equinox Has a Message for You

What a fabulous full moon this year. The Moon Goddess's Full Moon's energies will be amplifying the energies of the Autumn Equinox, transmitting its message of balance to you. The Sun is moving from the Northern Hemisphere to the Southern Hemisphere, a time when night and day is the most equal. Notice, I said most, as it is not exact. If you want to go where night and day are truly equal you will want to go to the equator where there is actually twelve hours of sunlight each and every day.

No Separation but Wholeness

Symbolically the Northern Hemisphere represents the male aspects within you and the Southern Hemisphere represents your feminine facets. Your male side expresses itself more through your mind and your physical body. Y our feminine part articulates through your feelings and intuition. At the time of the equinox, there is no separation of parts, but wholeness; it is even a more pronounced time this year with the Moon Goddess's Full Moon intensifying this time of unity.

Start Reading Yourself at the New Moon Time

Why not prepare consciously for this time? Truly experience its profoundness? If you are up for it, start preparing two weeks ahead at the Moon Goddess's New Moon time which is Wednesday, September 8th at 3:30 am PST. You may think oh I will be sound asleep then, and besides I can't see the Moon Goddess anyway at her New Moon. That may be true, but are you ever really asleep or just off in some other dimension while your body snores away? Do not be surprised if your dreams are even richer or you wake up suddenly, knowing something important just happened.

Rosh Hashanah - Jewish New Year

Religions have been using the New and Full Moon's for eons to mark important spiritual days. At sundown on September 8th, it will also mark the beginning of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year.

Muslim's Eid ul-Fitr

If you miss the Moon Goddess's New Moon time, her crescent moon will appear in the sky two to three nights later. That's when the Muslims will celebrate Eid ul-Fitr marking the ending of Ramadan which started with the last crescent moon. For some that will occur on September 10, others September 11.

Prepare Your Physical Body

Three days before the Equinox Full Moon, on September 19, if you are going to embrace the Moon Goddess's Equinox Full Moon, you will want to prepare your physical body to withstand the intensity of the upcoming energies. Walking is always a winner, getting your body amped up but with a balanced gait.

Groom Your Feelings

Two days ahead of the Equinox Full Moon, on September 20, you want to groom your feelings until they express the most beautiful emotional tones radiating the true inner you.

Raise Your Thoughts to Inspiration

One day prior to the Equinox Full Moon, on September 21, raise your thoughts to one of inspiration. Then your mind will be uplifted to come up with plans to implement tomorrow's energies.

Consciously Receive Profound Energies

On the Equinox Full Moon period which begins twelve hours ahead of the actual Full Moon time itself at 2:17 pm, PDT on September 22, you are ready to consciously begin receiving these profound and illuminating energies. Make sure at 7:23 pm, PDT you do something meaningful to welcome Autumn, the prettiest time of the year. Wear your most beautiful attire and bask in these energies. And spend your evening having a wonderful relationship with the most beautiful of all moons of the year. Enjoy!

Review the Astrological Year

For 샌즈카지노 three days after the Moon Goddess's Equinox Full Moon, integrate these energies. The first day afterward is a time to review your astrological year, as you are now six months into it which began on the Vernal Equinox March 21. You have six months more to go to truly integrate this year's theme of Beauty. Do not let the year go by without becoming the most beautiful person you can become, both inside and out.

Beautify Your Emotions

The second day later, balance your emotions by beautifying them the most possible which always starts with the tone of your voice. It is not as much about what you say as the tone you say it with.

I Really Like Myself

The last day, the third day, is a time to express balance through your physical body. Walk with your most beautiful balanced stride that says, " I really like myself" as you saunter into autumn.