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posted May 04, 2016 10:22 PM            

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They say the lunar fertility cycle works on the premise that you can be fertile during your period when the moon is in the same phase it was when you were born. Has anyone experienced this? Have you found it to be accurate in ovulation day/"fertile window"?

Also, have you or anyone you know had the gender-prediction part of it be accurate?

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posted May 04, 2016 10:43 PM            

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There is a thread about this topic approximately in interpersonal.
It's not when the sun and moon is in the same sign as in your natal, but when they are apart the same degree as they are in your natal. Let's say your Moon is square your Sun, when tr. Sun is 90 d. apart from the Moon, then you ovulate. Kannon and todd have said that there.
That's all I know!
And there is a lunar fertility chart in astro.com, too, under option special charts!

ETA : Oh, yes and I looked at it and it was accurate last month, although I have an irregularity in my cycle right now lol.

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posted May 04, 2016 10:51 PM            

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The lunar fertility chart has been extremely accurate for me. It does go off sometimes but when i was watching itdiligently it was right on most of the time.

I am going to bleed some time around this new moon; my menstrual cycle does tend to follow the moon around but sometimes it switches, new to full... so I guess it really goes all over the place... heh

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posted May 05, 2016 05:11 AM            

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Originally posted by mar1982delta:
There is a thread about this topic approximately in interpersonal.
It's not when the sun and moon is in the same sign as in your natal, but when they are apart the same degree as they are in your natal. Let's say your Moon is square your Sun, when tr. Sun is 90 d. apart from the Moon, then you ovulate. Kannon and todd have said that there.
That's all I know!
And there is a lunar fertility chart in astro.com, too, under option special charts!

ETA : Oh, yes and I looked at it and it was accurate last month, although I have an irregularity in my cycle right now lol.

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Ohhh alright, I get it now. Really? That's interesting! Yeah I haven't had a period since February 6th and I was a little worried, but then a midwife from church with 23 years of experience told me our cycles have nothing has to do with the Roman Calendar. It's all about when your peak/ovulation day which can often be determined by observing your cervical fluid/discharge. Day 1 of your cycle usually begins 2 weeks after that day.

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