Friday The 13th

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Those who are superstitious have much to be wary of because if you believe in these things, Friday the 13th is the day of bad luck. But If this weren't scary enough, there is also a bad moon rising and the full moon is associated with strange or insane behaviors.

This phenomenon hasn't happened for 19 years, since Oct 13th, 2000 and will not come around again until August 13th, 2049. A full moon in September is also a Harvest Moon meaning the full moon nearest the Autumnal Equinox and it is a really busy time for public safety officials.

Tonight's harvest moon happens to be the full moon closest to the autumnal equinox, which this year falls on September 23. This may explain why some of my wacky neighbors and their so-called cohorts are acting stranger than ever.

Today the moon will reach apogee, the farthest point in its orbit around Earth, which will result in an unusually small full moon known as a Micro moon.

Remember that Bad luck is only perpetuated synchronicity.

Negative or positive... Your choice.

To attract what you want you to have to feel in your heart ♥️ then you will already have it.

So to add insult to injury, if you are staying home because you fear Friday the 13th also known as paraskevidekatriaphobia, you may decide to peek outdoors and gaze at that bad moon rising.

Some say as the moon turns full today in much of the western hemisphere, only about 1% of full moons fall on a Friday the 13th. This one is even rarer occurring near apogee, the furthest point in the Moon's orbit. This last happened in 1832 and won't happen again for more than 500 years.

Others claim the next full moon on Friday the 13th isn’t expected to happen again for another 30 years—on Aug. 13, 2049. ‪Friday the 13th Full Moon Is an Extremely Rare Occurrence https://time.com/5673236/full-harvest-moon-friday-13th/