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I don't pay attention to the moon.
Originally posted by
MeliPixie
In ancient times, before the bustle of the city or extensive travel in a short time, our bodies were in tune with Nature in a way I feel most of us will never be. The seasons were important for reasons other than opening and closing the pool,
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In ancient times, before the bustle of the city or extensive travel in a short time, our bodies were in tune with Nature in a way I feel most of us will never be. The seasons were important for reasons other than opening and closing the pool, grumbling while shoveling snow, and selling Christmas decor on Halloween. We worshipped the divine male and female in everything we did, everything we saw, everything we experienced.
Long ago, a woman's body was governed by the Moon. She ovulated when the Moon was full, and menstruated when it went dark. It was in this way that procreation was made easy: our bodies even to this day can often be turned on by the sight of the full Moon, and more babies are born at this part of her cycle as well.
My question for you ladies is this: Have you noticed any kind of correlation between your cycle and the Moon's? less
Long ago, a woman's body was governed by the Moon. She ovulated when the Moon was full, and menstruated when it went dark. It was in this way that procreation was made easy: our bodies even to this day can often be turned on by the sight of the full Moon, and more babies are born at this part of her cycle as well.
My question for you ladies is this: Have you noticed any kind of correlation between your cycle and the Moon's? less