Full Moon

Definition

At Full Moon, the Moon sits opposite the Sun in the zodiac and appears fully illuminated from Earth — the brightest point of the lunar cycle.

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The Full Moon does not add anything new; she raises the lights on what is already there. Notice what has become difficult to look past.

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