Fullmoons

Full Moon and Emotions

Full phase is the strongest for psychic energies. It can be a peak time for stating intentions, goals and prayers.

The gravitational magnetic field effect may be more readily observable with the Moon and its gravitational relationship with the Earth. One can easily observe how the Moon affects the tides of the Earth. My insight is that the gravitomagnetic effect between the Moon and the Earth is best demonstrated by the ancient belief that the Full Moon has a temporary yet adverse effect on emotions. One of my views is that magnetic fields generated in our environment can indeed be interpreted by our body as an emotion. I know this because I am one who can sense the subtle magnetic emotional energy of others and also subtle magnetic energy out in nature. That is, my body interprets this energy as a sensation and/or an emotion.

Energy awareness discernment gives me clues as to its source either internal or external. My view is that the gravitational pull between the Moon and the Earth naturally affect the Earth's magnetic field. On a subtle magnetic level, the effect that the Full Moon has on many people may be explained in terms of opposing gravitational pulls, translated as chaotic magnetic fields on Earth that are created when the Sun and the Moon are in line but on opposite sides of the Earth. This temporary influence on the Earth's magnetic field could in many cases influence emotional behavior in an adverse way.

The emotional effect of the Full Moon may be more pronounced near the time of the Summer Solstice when the Sun's gravitational pull is the strongest. The other planets in our solar system may also contribute to the Full Moon effect when they are in an optimal alignment that adds a gravitational leverage to that of the Sun.

Recent experiments of Ian Rumsey and myself have shown that localized static electric field strength increases significantly near the New Moon and Full Moon. See the Gravitomagnetism and Static Electric Fields page for more detailed information.