4. Lunar Guide Lines for Surgery

(i) NEW MOON: The waxing Moon occurs to the two weeks starting at the new Moon that builds up to the full Moon. This waxing Moon is the time for surgery to transplant (not remove) something from the body, like a new hip, heart valve, or a breast implant for a cancer survivor. Medical Astrology optionally suggests better to schedule operations on the new Moon days or during the next nine days after the new Moon.

(ii) FULL MOON: Preclude the scheduling surgeries or operations of any kind on or close to a full Moon. Bruising and swelling shall increase on a full Moon due to rapid rise of fluids and blood circulation within the body. Evade surgery three days before or three days after the full Moon because of the full Moon’s strength and extreme effect.

(iii) DARK MOON: The waning Moon occurs to two weeks after the full Moon, as it wanes down and become black. This becomes hospitable time for surgery to amputate the cysts or tumor from the body. The schedule of operations for mutilation starting three days after the full Moon, or better during the last week and a half as the Moon wanes down.

If the surgery is beyond medical emergency, astrology suggest optional time when the physical conditions are most favorable. Utmost care should be taken while undertaking surgeries considering the position of moon as under:-

-) The Moon should not be full.
-) The Moon should not be in a sign pertaining to the organ of the body to be operated on.
-) The Moon should be free from malefic aspects from Mars, or other malefics like Saturn.
-) The Moon should rather not make any hard aspects to the other planets.
-) The Moon should not be annulled with combination of Sun.

Difference in opinion about the critical Surgery and public utility of the Astrology becomes a dispute in the contemporary world.