Full moon alert, Mon 02 Nov

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Member Since: May 2003 Posts: 347 Send Message	Countrymouse	Report	1 Nov 2009 20:04
Member Since: May 2003 Posts: 347 Send Message	this is so interesting. where do you get your info. sorry for lack of punctuation i have been adopted by a cat last night, can't find the owner and cat is on the other hand .
Member Since: November 2008 Posts: 5,961 Send Message	Elizabethofseasons	Report	1 Nov 2009 19:35
	Dear All Hello The full moon will occur tomorrow at 19-14 hours. I think that's about 7-14pm. As there is a change over from astrological signs, Aries to Taurus at 00.45, the effect of the first sign in the full moon will still be felt. Generally, it is a good time for new beginnings and achieving long lasting results. However, a little caution would be wise. So check any plans, documents etc and then have peace of mind. From Wednesday 4 Nov onwards, the Moon will be waning. This time period runs for 14 days until the new moon. The waning of the moon is a time to for clearing and sorting all things out, with an emphasis on rest and renewing yourself, mentally and physically and to break any bad habits! If you feel a bit low, get rid of any negative thoughts and have greater confidence in yourself! Take care of yourselves Very best wishes xx Edit: Take extra care to avoid catching colds. The Moon in Aries affects the top of the head and the Moon in Taurus relates to the neck, teeth, throat and thyroid gland.