This year's July, like August in 2012, boasts as many as two full moons. On Friday, July 31, 2015, we will be admiring the second full moon of the month, which is a rare celestial phenomenon called a blue moon. On this day, there will be more energy around us, so we will feel stronger but at the same time more sensitive and emotional, and it will bring out the deepest emotions from us.
A blue moon is the second full moon in the same month, which only happens not every few years (every 2.72 to be exact). The next time we will see her is in years 2018, when there will be two blue moons in the sky (January 31 and March 31). A blue moon it's not actually blue. She got this nickname in 1883, after the eruption of the Krakatoa volcano in Indonesia, which is considered one of the largest volcanic eruptions in human history. Almost half of the Earth was then wrapped in red ash through which the full moon looked blue. But it's actually a blue moon gray as we are used to it. Another interpretation of the name is more "poetic" and otherwise it is wise because it is "redundant" or fraudulent.
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Well will a blue moon affect us differently than other pinches? No, a blue moon has no more effect on us than any other moon. This is how they will appear that day classic symptoms. We will be more emotional, more sensitive and more perceptive. Avoid if possible tooth extraction and surgical procedures, unless you enjoy pain. At the time of the full moon, it should hurt more than usual, and we may also bleed more that day. This time too, she will draw out of you deeply repressed emotions, so work with people who are already fundamentally emotionally labile on Friday with gloves on. Because it will be in the atmosphere more energy, we can also expect more accidents and violence.
