Midnight on a Full Moon

Midnight on a Full Moon is the most powerful time for witches. It's the best time to perform gread works of magic. Gather together whit your powers united, and you will be at your strongest :D

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Midnight is a special time now? I am pretty sure that time is of no significance O:

Well its a matter that during the full moon night energy working are at their highest when the moon is at its highest peak. So in a sense, yes, time does have some factor in this matter.

Yes, you are right!

it really just depends. yes it's powerful, but depending on what spell it may not be the best time. if you're consecrating some tools, then i'd agree with you, if you're doing a banishing spell, then i'd say no, since when you want something sent away from you should be cast when the moon is waning turing into the new moon, cast spells for things you want away from you. but that's if you follow moon phases, some don't.

also alot of people may not beleive this but i've ahd alot of good experiences with using the power of the full moon as a time to perform powerful cleansing's banishings exorcisms and wardings. I think it's all in how you approach the idealogy of the full moon i see it as it's most powerful although perhaps not it's most wise point, and with that immense power it canbe channeled like light to banish the darkness that dwells within once life.

Yes but midnight is not necessarily the midpoint/apex of the moon phase. If you studied astrology, or simply looked it up you would know this. From midnight to one am has been known as the "witching hour" but not for that reason. Witches often cast during the darkness of night, and by the light of the moon for various reasons. One being that the energy of the moon itself is helpful in workings.

It is not because midnight itself is more powerful.

@ madangel, i was told the witching hour was 3-4 AM. doesn't really matter to me though.

Lol it might be. Regardless the whole point is that the time (midnight) is not significant, unless you desire it to be of course :)