If the work you are about to do is of a devotional or celebratory nature, then so long as the Moon is still in the same Sign as it was during the peak of the opposition, you may proceed with your efforts. Each of the 13 hours represents one lunar month within the 13-month lunar year.

If you wish to work with the Full Moon, then whatever ritual, meditation, or other working you may have planned should occur sometime during the 13 hours prior to the exact opposition between the Sun and the Moon.

the Full Moon is an opposition between the Sun and the Moon. This means that the Earth is between the Sun and the Moon. Being in the beam of the opposition energizes the Astral plane, which makes it easier for people's psychic senses to become aware of spirits, goddesses, and other such beings who have forms made of subtle matter. This increase in

The Full Moon tends to reinforce what already is and to bring power and/or stability to the template and the container that is a working or ritual.

The first and simplest consideration in choosing the best time for a particular working or ritual is the phase of the Moon.

The Saturn glyph closely resembles an inverted form of the glyphs of Jupiter. This tells a great deal about the relationship between these two Planets.

it represents the challenge and the struggle of the Soul to rise through the form constraints and limitations of the Earth plane. In

The glyph for Saturn is composed of the cross this Matter surmounted over the crescent of Soul.

The power of Jupiter is expansive, creative, and merciful because it is the expression of Soul in the material world.