Do you think the moon cycle affects your creativity?

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  1. peepingtomb profile image65
    peepingtombposted 12 years ago

    Do you think the moon cycle affects your creativity?

    I have myself convinced that I am most creative and productive somewhere between the new moon and the full moon.

  2. Jewels profile image81
    Jewelsposted 12 years ago

    It makes sense after all the moon cycles are known to effect mood, and mood is a factor in creativity.  Any person who writes could attest to the waxing and waning of creative flows. 

    Of course the moon is not the only stellar force that has a hand in creativity, Venus is also a known energetic influence and many could attest to other planetary forces in their work too.

    But to maximize ones creativity it would pay to do a 12 month mapping of the moon, your moods and emotional swings - both positive and negative.

  3. manu6076 profile image61
    manu6076posted 12 years ago

    As per Vedic astrology, Moon dominates the Emotions, feelings, sentiments, his/her way of thinking etc of human. Moon is the significator of mind. The person having ill or healthy effect in horoscope usually feel either too much exited, happy or very sorrow, confused in two stages of moon which are full moon & no moon.

    I practically found that these kinds of feelings are too strong one day before or on the same day of full moon & no moon.

    If you have further questions, you may ask.

  4. lone77star profile image71
    lone77starposted 12 years ago

    No. My creativity is something that I create. It depends upon nothing, but I gain great strength from God who is a master of creativity. In fact, all that we see belongs to Him.

    As far as the space between new moon and full, that just about covers the entire month, unless you're making a distinction between new-to-full and full-to-new.

  5. peepingtomb profile image65
    peepingtombposted 12 years ago

    To clarify, from new to full would be half the cycle. From full to new would be the other half.

  6. profile image32
    saisarannagaposted 12 years ago

    Yes, the moon cycles directly affect our thoughts which the mind is constituted of. As it affects our thoughts, it would naturally affect our creativity too. Even the vast ocean is affected by the moon cycle. Tides are high during full moon days!

 
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