The influence of the moon in gardening, health, agriculture and forestry - Johanna Paungger, Thomas Poppe

The tidal forces of the moon move the oceans, the earth's crust and the atmosphere, as well as more subtle changes in all living things in nature: this rhythm can be seen in the garden, farming, forestry, construction, housework, and also in our own well-being. By following genetic information, you will learn to detect these changes and use them in your everyday life.

You notice fresh and dry time; the time of the earth's surface and underground growth by following the cycle of the phases of the Moon. You can find the best treatment times for different body parts by following the rise of the Moon in its higher path, and its descent in the sky to the lowest point of its path. The height of the moon's position also affects plants and harvesting.

In nature, there is the best, almost equally good, and the worst time for doing many different jobs. Choosing the best possible right time for each job used to be so important that it has formed a proverb familiar to everyone: "Waiting like the rising moon."

The writer Johanna Paungger, who grew up in the Tyrolean Alps of Austria, learned as a child from her grandparents how the rhythms of the Moon cycle affect all living things.

Includes lunar calendar pages until 2025.

Soft-cover. 2020. 203 pages.