moon have a greater influence on health, fertility, consciousness and behavior than
any other cosmic influence I think. The goal being to unify the gestalt of objective
and subjective, yin and yang, introversion and extraversion, cosmos and Self.
“The Moon Phase concept is based on a four-fold division: instinct, emotion,
intellect and perception as in Carl Jung’s four functions: sensing, feeling, thinking and
intuiting; or Max-Luscher’s four-color person: red, green, yellow and blue. An interesting
parallel appears when comparing the Moon Phases with Jungian psychology. Jung first
defines two attitudinal types: the extrovert and the introvert. The Moon Phase concept
also first defines a two-fold division: primary and antithetical: primary-objective and
antithetical-subjective.” Marilyn Busteed and Dorothy Wergin, Phases of the Moon,
A Guide to Evolving Human Nature.
Cosmic Influences on Human Behavior, Michael Gauquelin (1985)
How Cosmic and Atmospheric Energies Influence Your Health, Michael Gauquelin
Cosmic Influences on Humans, Animals, and Plants, John T. Burns (He served as
the Executive Director of the Foundation for the Study of Cycles for five years).
Cosmosophy: Cosmic Influences on the Human Being, Rudolf Steiner
Cosmic Influences on Mind & IQ, S. S Chatterjee
Sun and Earth, Herbert Friedman, Scientific American Library, 1987.
Tutankhamun Prophecies, Maurice Cotterell, Appendix 1: The Sun
The Lunar Effect: The Moon’s Effect On Our Weather, Harry Alcock; Moana Press
Moon Rhythms in Naure: How Lunar Cycles Affect Living Organisms, Klaus-Peter
Endres et al
Phases of the Moon: A Guide to Evolving Human Nature, Marilyn Busteed and
Dorothy Wergin (Jungian)
Earthmind: Communicating With the Living World of Gaia, Paul Devereux, John
Steele, and David Kubrin, 1992.
Hidden Nature: The Startling Insights of Viktor Schauberger, Alick Bartholomew
and David Bellamy, 2005.
The Fields of Life: Our Links with the Universe, Dr. Harold Saxton Burr, 1973
Bio-Dynamic Book of Moons; and Weather and Cosmology, Dennis Klocek
http://www.borderlands.com/sun/sunspots.htm —Sunspots and Human Behavior by
James Borges