Jill Bauman

05/30/2026

.. sending love wherever it is needed ♥️

05/30/2026

Time flies. As we say goodbye to May and head into June, it’s worth taking a quiet moment to reflect on all this month brought you - the good, the magical, the difficult and the deeply challenging too.

Life doesn’t only shape us through the beautiful moments. Sometimes the hardest chapters soften us, strengthen us, wake us up or remind us what truly matters.

Whatever May was for you, I hope you leave it with compassion for yourself and gratitude for how far you’ve come.

With love,
Fiona
www.earthmonk.guru

05/30/2026

May 30 carries one of the most magical alignments leading into the Blue Moon. As the Moon forms a harmonious connection with Neptune, dreams become more vivid, intuition grows stronger, and signs seem to appear everywhere.

Neptune is linked to dreams, wishes, imagination, and the unseen forces that guide us toward what is meant for us. With the Blue Moon only hours away, this energy feels especially powerful.

Pay attention to what you dream, what keeps returning to your thoughts, and the feelings you cannot ignore. Certain messages may arrive through intuition, meaningful coincidences, unexpected conversations, or sudden moments of clarity. This is a night for wishing, visualising, and trusting what your heart is showing you.

If you notice 11:11, 222, or 777, pause for a moment and make a wish. The Blue Moon is almost here, and something you have been hoping for may be moving closer than you realise.

05/26/2026

Kindness♥️

05/26/2026

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05/26/2026

05/24/2026

BREAKING : A rare planetary parade is lighting up the sky tonight! 🌙✨

Head outside just after sunset — you can see shining Jupiter, radiant Venus, and reddish Mercury stretching across the horizon in a nearly straight line, right alongside a thin crescent Moon in the western sky.

⏰ Best Viewing: Shortly after sunset
📍 Where to look: Toward the western horizon

Venus will be the brightest "star" in the sky, while Jupiter will shine with a steady, golden light. Mercury is often the hardest to spot because it stays low to the horizon and sets quickly — you’ll need a clear view to spot that one!

For the best experience, find a spot with a clear view of the horizon away from bright city lights. No telescope needed!

It’s not every day you see these four celestial neighbors lining up so perfectly. 🌌

05/24/2026

Feel and heal♥️