Montalk Research: Moon Cycles (Page 1 of 23)

Good post.

What are the hyperspace mind tools?

Montalk is it possible to get the moon charts enlarged? I tried looking at them before and now today on a different computer...very tiny, difficult to make out out add some addendum notes for rough dates as land marks on your charts (I really appreciate what you have done so far.

The only thing I would add is to meditate on "not taking things personally" dettaching yourself from your ego, seeking extra peace, love or forgiveness for others.

Thank you for your research on moon cycles, Tom.
I've known for awhile that the dark of the moon
(new moon) and the period right before it were
times when the bad guys pull their sneaky stuff.
I've always referred to that period as a "dead moon."
That seems to be the time when no one is watching.
Not only because there is little or no light at night,
but because emotional energy is ebbing and  things
tend to wind down to a halt.  Like right now.

Full moons and half moons tend to be stressful
and people's judgement can be very bad at those
times.  What I have noticed is similar to what you
wrote in your research, that it's not the exact full
moon that people tend to act out so much as
the days before and after.  When there is a strong
psychic charge building around a relationship, the
actual manifestation of the consequences of this
critical mass may not happen at the exact full
moon point.

You mentioned days that were free of lunar influence.
Were you referring to Solar-Lunar-Earth angles or
just a general void of course moon during which
the moon makes no aspects to any of the planets?

I find void of course moon periods sometimes
extremely frustrating especially when I am trying
to accomplish something and I suffer from a lack
of focus or follow through.  The astrology texts tell
us that these times should be used for putting your
life or your pursuits into neutral and just relax.
This is when my "A" tendencies tend to get impatient
with the progress I'm making.  But that's simply
not using the time in the most appropriate way.

What are your thoughts on this?

TP

Thanks Atlantis,

I don't mean to pester but what are a few examples and reasons/benefits for the colours(you mentioned violet and I think I read in another thread...gold for defense) tones (Dr. Dyer talks about the Ra tone) runes, and symbols.

montalk
Supposedly there is a shift in positive and negative ions.

Wind (severe) will rip negative ions away in a way that can be mapped out much like the moon. So much so that through my father in laws reading he said the arabic sentence for murder was suspended some times if a major wind / sand storm developed because it would cause lunacy.

Also if you are down wind so to speak from a water falls (I would imagine geyser and hot water spring) these are blunted because the water spray replenishes the negative ions or counter acts it somehow.

My guess is the moon causes shifts in ions too, and a major storm front changes causes shifts I would think too.

I'm not very scientific at all, but I thought I might offer what I can.
Sorry if any of it leads you astray.

The subject of ionization of the atmosphere deserves a whole thread of its own.
The way I understand it is that it's the POSITIVE ions that cause people to be
irritable, and impatient.  NEGATIVE ions are the ones that support life.
Just notice how you feel right before a cold front arrives in your area.
The positive ions seem to accumulate in front of the approaching cold
front and when it arrives there is a general feeling of relief brought by
the negative ions behind the front.  Examples of negative ion producing
conditions are the seashore, waterfalls and the fresh air after a storm.
It's not hard to find positive ions.  Air conditioner exhausts, automobile
exhausts, office buildings with recirculating air full of electrosmog are
places to make yourself miserable with positive ions.

Moon cycles chart:  Not long ago during a discussion with a friend of mine on NR by phone, she asked if I knew where to go online for a moon cycles chart.  At the time no. 

However, I've since discovered that if you go to iWon.com (you need to sign up but it's free) and then create your own iWon page (click on "myiWon) you can add "moon cycles".  This will give you the rising and setting of the moon for your area plus tells you the dates of new moon (11 Dec), First Quarter (18 Dec), Full Moon (26 Dec) and last quarter (3 Jan). 

Plus tells you when it rises and sets in your area.

I had never thought about that -- rising and setting part.  Where I live today for example the moon rose at 5:32 AM today and will set at 2:49PM.

WR,
Christine
edited to correct typo

And speaking of which...crazies visiting NR again. One day past new moon and things got bad enough for people to request immediate moderation of a couple members. [Could just be me, but Sundays always have an "off" feel...maybe it's the ambient negative throughtforms from masses of people dreading returning to work on Monday, or maybe it's the masses of people dumping their loosh into the ether during Sunday worship, which nonphysical entities seem to harvest for other uses]

For the record, in the ER there is a time identified by those that work there as "the post church rush."

Montalk if you ever want some unofficial research, give me the times to watch, what to watch for or the things to write down. Obviously I have to protect patient confidentiality.