What's Up With The Moon?

[Peter S]

I'm not sure of the exact science here, but something seems odd!

[Byron wilkins]

The night before last the moon appears to have moved back close to where I normally see it..

[Peter S]

A big thanks to your contributions Dianna - especially to this post.

I still haven't been able to see the moon from where I am due to the persistent clouds - maybe tonight - but I've almost lost my point of reference.

[Dianna Spencer]

Thank you, Byron. Thank you, Peter. (Sigh)

[Cheryl Nelson]

Yes, it does.  It plays on people's uncertainties and poorly-understood core beliefs.

[Byron wilkins]

Cheryl I agree and it certainly works well.

[Cheryl Nelson]

Byron, it is a cult tactic to deflect criticism of the cult back onto its adherents.  It's always your fault, not theirs.  It is very introverting and keeps people looking inward, rather than seeing what is in front of your face and recognizing it for what it is. 

[Byron wilkins]

Peter I just got up at 6:30 am . I am glad you and Keith have each other. Yamkin has quite a job to do and I might say it takes a special kind of person to look at all the disasters daily and not freak out, I get depressed watching it..

[Peter S]

Byron - sorry had logged out - about 5 hours ago when you sent your message below it would have been about 2:40pm Saturday August 24, 2013. I think you're now sleeping through your Friday night.

It's now about 7:30pm Saturday night here and yes in terms of this site it's a little quiet - except for Keith of course (who I think is in a similar time zone). And Yamkin adds a lot of his Earth Changing Extremities posts - a very busy diligent "poster".

[Byron wilkins]

Peter what time is it in Kangaroo land right now its about 9:40 here you must get lonely when all of us go to bed.

[Peter S]

Byron - yep, yep and more yep.