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1. The Phases Of The Moon
The moon has inspired many lore, beliefs and stories through the years. For
ancient peoples, before there were clocks and calendars, the moon has served as a
time-teller, signaling the seasons and the turns of the tide. Hunting for food and
planting were synchronized with the moon’s phases. Even feasts and rituals were
timed with the moon. It was a mystery, a source of magic, and in some cultures,
even a god or a goddess.
In the modern world, the moon has become a physical place where man
could take steps on and send many space shuttles to. While there are still quite a
few mysteries to be solved about the moon, many others have been brought to
light by science. Today when people look up at the night sky, it makes one wonder,
what exactly does one see? Do people see a lump of rock or the hidden face of a
deity?
The phases of the moon come with its own sets of stories and legends. The
key phases are new moon, first quarter, full moon and last quarter. Scientifically,
these phases are explained by how the sun throws light on the moon. Since the
moon goes around the earth, and the earth goes around the sun, the sun illuminates
the moon based on those movements. From another angle, these phases reflect the

2. natural flow of life from birth to growth to death. These perspectives make the
difference on what people see when they look up at the moon.
The observed pattern or cycle of the phases of the moon takes 29.5 days.
Within this period, much is practiced, believed and influenced by how the moon
shows itself in the night sky. Activities such as planting and fishing have long been
coincided with the moon’s phases. People from earlier times scheduled life events
depending on the moon, whether for luck or for a simple functional reason that
more light at night allows for more accomplishments.
Among the phases of the moon, the most popular could well be the full
moon. That point in time when the moon is round and big and bright in the sky has
always elicited various emotions and associations. Depending on how beliefs
sway, a full moon could be an omen or a sign of good tidings. The full moon has
received so much attention through time and has become an object of myth and
superstition in its own right.
Each full moon has actually been given names, with meanings that are often
rooted in traditional agricultural practices. The most commonly heard is probably
the Harvest Moon that happens in either September or October. It is named such
because it is the time when it is biggest and brightest. It is so bright that farmers
can continue to harvest in their fields even during nighttime.
On the other hand, the full moon has also been connected to strange behavior
to this day. Nurses have been said to claim that during the full moon, more people
are brought into hospitals for accidents or injuries caused by unusual activities.
Even some policemen have made the association of increased violence or
aggression during the full moon.
However, regardless of how superstitious or scientific one approaches the
moon, it cannot be denied that the moon will remain to be a fascinating object of
wonder and study. Call it magic or the magnet of gravity -- the pull of the moon on
people’s imaginations will remain as strong as its pull on the tides of the seas.

3. White Magic and the Phases of the Moon
The moon has always remained a mystery and an object of myths and magic
despite newspaper headlines of men making footprints on its surface. Even in
today’s modern world, there are those who remain attuned to lore of the moon.
White magic is one of the things that abide by the moon in its practice.
There are many ways of understanding white magic but what is key to
remember is that it
never intends to harm
anyone. Its intentions
are primarily targeted to
beneficial effects.
Hence this is not the
kind of magic that
pokes pins into dolls to
cause pain. If anything,
one can probably poke a
pin to remove an
ailment affecting the
corresponding body
part.
White magic and the phases of the moon are inseparable when it comes to
doing rituals and spells that are intended to enhance some aspect of life. The moon
is often a key ingredient in the success of these intentions as its phase mirrors the
movement or direction of the desired effect of the spell.
In general, the phases of the waxing moon, or when the moon is growing
from new moon to full moon is best for spells that target growth or increase. Spells
for money, health and the development of romantic relationships are often

4. performed during this time. For even better effects, days closest to the full moon
take advantage of for its perfect state of coming to completion. On the other hand,
for matters that need a full fresh start, the new moon phase is considered perfect
timing for triggering that much needed shift.
The phases of the waning moon, or when the moon is decreasing from full
moon until before the new moon, are the best times to conduct spells of removal.
Spells that push away obstacles or lessen bad influences and bad luck work well
with the diminishing moon. Some types of healing spells can be done at this time
as the ailment is visualized to weaken and disappear. When healed, the spell can
take on a next phase during the waxing moon. This time it will be geared towards
increasing wellness and strengthening the body.
As white magic and the phases of the moon are integrated more closely, one
can also add other elements in the spell such as what day, hour or season it is.
Layering the associated effects could further empower the intention. For example,
the season of spring has always been symbolic of new beginnings and renewed
hope as the earth emerges from winter. Doing a spell in spring, on a new moon,
will aid any desired beginnings whether a relationship, a job, or even the simple
matter of moving house.
The combinations of white magic and the phases of the moon are further
enhanced by bringing in earth’s own nature to the mix. By understanding the lore
of herbs, for example, one can add yet another layer to the spell. Keeping basil in
one’s wallet after a spell for increasing money on a spring night during the waxing
moon should soon manifest a money source.
While a pouch of money may not necessarily fall from the sky, the intention
could result in a job opportunity or an unexpected gift. The important thing is to
have one’s own emotions to also be positively attuned to the whole practice.
Although with magic, the idea of a falling pouch from the sky may not be too
strange after all.