Thank you for the link. I’ll be honest and admit I didn’t read it all. It’s from a mainstream source. The mainstream wants us to believe in the mundane and neglect the most important aspect of our lives, the spiritual, as the spiritual underlies the emotional, it helps us make better life choices. The word soul originates from the word psyche the mental state, mental illness is spiritual sickness. I am sorry for the differenent of pink in my replies. I have an iPad and I should really bad the stylist that comes with it as it is very difficult to use the fingers to highlight such tiny things on the screen.
It does mention nurses in other stuff.
I don’t believe in superstition and they have not studied miss in for class but Miss and 4 o’clock I created so that stories could be taught to children who would then pass the stories and think of the children and the stories are very symbolic and Jane like to Embed themselves into the consciousness of the children so that they could grow off wise and live a good legacy. I don’t believe in superstition. Superstition is a red herring and I think that was created to confuse the masses and as the age is more than humans wanted to control each other more and more and then of the wisdom was lost.
I love the full moon. It allows me to do night hiking without a light. When I was a kid and had really good night vision I could almost read a newspaper by it. I can still read large black text on a white background. The moon is your friend.
True when we are depressed and anxious We see the negative in things.
Rainfall on the window is a nice relaxing sound right to somebody depressed and anxious with financial trouble with a leak in the window that is what they will focus on, inability to afford window repair.
You sound like you are mentally balanced and the parts of your autism which are good you have use to your advantage such as love of nature.
I recently made something from William Blake I can’t remember the exact wording a spiritual person with marvellous a tree where is a non-spiritual person will see it is a green thing that gets in the way or something like that.
I like to sleep outside and I find the light from a full moon bright enough to keep me awake. I like to drape a dark towel over my eyes to get to sleep. Once I'm asleep it doesn't bother me anymore. Maybe lack of sleep is what caused the original superstition to start, way back in the paleolithic era.
When I smoked pot, I erroneously thought it was connecting me to nature. I was abusing the sacred plant. I did enjoy feasting my eyes on the views of the trees. I don’t sleep well, I have trouble staying asleep, I wake too soon, my sleep is interrupted.
It is amazing how superstitions from our ancient past will persist despite modern science and all rational thought indicating otherwise.
I don’t think these things are superstitious. The engines are much more in tune with the energies of nature and significance of the full moon. I mentioned it before earlier on in the thread that the moon governs the pool of the oceans tides and the fact that our bodies are mostly water and are affected by the moon including our brain.
Stories of increased craziness during a full moon are a beautiful example of
confirmation bias. When someone goes nuts they go nuts. But nobody blames it on the first quarter or the last sliver of the moon because there's no myth about those phases. Someone goes nuts during a full moon and it gets seen as confirmation that people tend to go nuts then. You take greater note of evidence that supports your belief than evidence that disagrees with it.
I have spoken to staff twho deal with the public and they say that they are busier on full moon nights I think I spoke to a paramedic and a policeman. I read that the police say the police stations are more busy with people held in police custody drunken nights out when there is a full moon.I have two times a day when my mood dips the first is the small hours and then wake up and the second begins in the evening and lasts until before bedtime.
I even mentioned earlier that I read about the parents of autistic children and the more challenging times around the full moon.
Sometimes I deliberately avoid looking at the lunar calendar however I have very large windows and I cannot miss the moon shining from them this is what brought me to make this thread. With regards to studies a lot of them are flawed as comparisons and other things are missed and different results I’m conclusions are arrived at.
There's also the matter of the self-fulfilling prophecy.
If you believe you will go crazy on a full moon then it becomes more likely you will, driven by the belief but not by the actual phase of the moon. So, just stop believing and problem solved.
I think there are times when I have been on stable I’m looks at the lunar calendar to find a full moon. I do not have lunar calendar map doubt because this would cause me to obsess which we do no good at all. I also believe only agree with what you say that if you convince yourself something will happen it is more likely to.
Full Moon Myths and Madness