Combine this charge with the natural magnetism rooted in the Earth’s core with our human magnetic qualities, which can be scientifically measured now, and the ancient myths, astrology, and superstitions start to make sense for a modern mind educated with linear thinking and technology.

The resonant effects of the moon can also be described with a movement of pressure and release with pressure building towards the Full Moon and then releasing towards the New Moon.

During each cycle there is a movement of high and low and the New Moon represents the low section of the cycle. This concept of low does not mean less power, just as an ocean wave needs great momentum to build upwards on its path. People respond differently to these conditions. Some may react to the change of pressure as a frightening abyss while others will view it as a fertile valley.

Humans are wonderfully varied in their sensitivities and reactions. While I may not be able to digest gluten very well, your metabolism may do it with ease.

Subjective issues such as psychological, mental and emotional ones are challenging to categorize concretely as easily as we do the number of cars stopping at a traffic light. As for resonance with the distance of the Moon and Sun from the Earth, the CEO of a gas and oil company located in another state or country could have a hugely greater effect on your daily economic life than the neighbor next door. Proximity does not necessarily rule resonance.

Finally, science may be catching up to describe the unseen forces that can hopefully start to be applied in a positive manner rather than observing only negative effects. The revolving rhythm of the moon phases can be successfully applied to all parts of human condition from achieving goals to financial planning to making wine. I look forward to news stories that write about the success of a company that increased their sales by 40% because they adjusted their marketing strategy to take advantage of the moon cycle rhythm.

Laraine at http://www.phasenews.com