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10/01/2025

Welcome October...

October symbolizes change, graditute, & reflection...
The correct & original 8th month of the original 10 year Roman Calendar, as October in Latin means 8 & Deci means 10...Thus was before July was added bc of Julius Caesar and August for Augustus Caesar
8 is the nuferical meaning of eternity ♾️

October is recognized for its historical roots as the eighth month, the arrival of autumn and fall colors in the Northern Hemisphere, and the anticipation of winter...

October is the month for the observation of various health and heritage awareness campaigns, and traditions such as praying the Rosary in the Catholic faith.

October is associated with its birthstones, the opal and tourmaline, and its birth flowers, the cosmos and calendula.

Historical Meaning;
Historical Name: The name "October" comes from the Latin word "octo," meaning "eight," as it was the eighth month in the early Roman calendar...

Seasonal Significance;
Autumn in the North: In the Northern Hemisphere, October is the second month of autumn, marked by changing leaves, falling foliage, and the shift to cooler weather...

Holidays & Cultural Observances
Halloween & Day of the Dead: The month features the widely celebrated Halloween and the cultural Day of the Dead on October 31st...

Catholic Tradition:
In the Catholic tradition, October is dedicated to the Holy Rosary...

Awareness & Commemorative Months
Health & Wellness: October is a month for many awareness campaigns, including Breast Cancer Awareness Month and World Mental Health Day on October 10th...

Heritage & Social Causes: Various heritage months, such as Filipino-American Heritage Month and Italian-American Heritage Month, also take place in October, alongside Bullying Prevention Month and Down Syndrome Awareness Month...

Birthstones:
Birthstones: October is associated with two birthstones: the opal, symbolizing faithfulness and confidence, and tourmaline...

Birth Flowers:
The month's birth flowers are the cosmos, symbolizing love and peace, and the calendula, representing grief and winning grace...

BMHS, "We Take Care of Our Own.*

09/08/2025

Peace & Blessings...
To my Sister Queens, & Brother Kings
Remember, You, Me, We, MATTER 💚
Love is Love, ALWAYS 💚
I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THIS MUSIC, but it needs to be shared 💚
BMHS, "We Take Care of Our Own."

09/03/2025

Welcome to September Family...

September symbolizes the end of summer, the beginning of autumn (fall), and the start of the new school year for many, alongside representing a harvest season.

It is also the month of the Our Lady of Sorrows in Catholicism, the time of Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year), and the season for the Buddhist Ohigan observance. Its name comes from the Latin word septem, meaning "seven," as it was originally the seventh month of the year.

Cultural & Seasonal Meanings

End of Summer and Start of Autumn:

September marks the transition from summer to autumn, bringing cooler weather and falling leaves.

Harvest Season:

In many cultures, it's associated with gathering the "fruits of labor," celebrating abundance and the close of the growing season.

New School Year:

For many, September signifies the start of the academic year, with students returning to school.

Religious & Spiritual Significance

Catholicism:

The month is dedicated to Our Lady of Sorrows, a devotion to the Virgin Mary's suffering.

Judaism:

September marks Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, a period of reflection, repentance, and return.

Buddhism:

The Buddhist observance of Ohigan, representing the "other shore" of enlightenment, is celebrated twice a year, including during the fall equinox in September.

Etymology & History

Name Origin: The name "September" derives from the Latin word septem, meaning "seven".

Hiical Shift: It was originally the seventh month of the Roman calendar, but its position shifted when January and February were added...

08/02/2025

"We Take Care of Our Own."

Spiritually, August often symbolizes new beginnings, regeneration, and letting go of what no longer serves you. It's a time for reflection, releasing old memories, and focusing on personal growth and clarity. Numerologically, the number 8 (August's numerical position) represents infinity, eternity, and symmetry, suggesting a connection to deeper spiritual truths and a focus on the soul's journey...

New Beginnings & Regeneration:
August, as the eighth month, is associated with new beginnings, regeneration, and the start of a new era or order. It's a time to rewrite your life story and embrace the possibility of becoming who you desire to be...

Letting Go & Reflection:
August encourages releasing old habits, memories, and relationships that no longer align with your growth. It's a time for deep inner work, introspection, and clearing out what weighs you down...

Abundance & Harvest:
August is a time of harvest, representing the culmination of efforts and the reaping of rewards. Trust in the work you've put in and have faith that your efforts will bear fruit...

Connection & Communication:
August is a good time to pause, reflect, and improve communication with others. It's also a time to connect with your inner voice and develop a clearer understanding of your spiritual path...

Rest & Rejuvenation:
While August can be a time of intense work and reflection, it's also crucial to prioritize rest and rejuvenation. Enjoy the summer, but make sure to balance deep inner work with moments of relaxation and self-care...

Medium · Simran Kankas
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Spiritual Symbolism and Meaning of My Birth Month of August | by Simran Kankas
August is all about new beginnings. Rewrite the story of your life the way you want it. You can become who you desire to be...

Let's go Family!

08/02/2025

Let's welcome the month of August family 😌😏...

August represents the eighth month of the year, named in honor of the Roman Emperor Augustus. It's a month associated with themes of reverence, admiration, and even regeneration.

In the Northern Hemisphere, it's also a month marking the end of summer and the transition towards autumn.

Historical Significance:
August's name originates from the Roman Emperor Augustus Caesar, who was initially named Gaius Octavius Thurinus. The Roman Senate renamed the month of Sextilis to Augustus in 8 BCE to honor him, according to Time and Date...

Meaning:
The name "Augustus" itself means "venerable" or "the great one". This meaning is reflected in the word "august," which can also describe something majestic, inspiring reverence or admiration...

Symbolism:
August can also symbolize regeneration, a transitional period between summer and autumn, and a time for letting go and embracing new beginnings, says Medium...

Other Associations:
August is also associated with the zodiac signs Leo and Virgo. The birthstones for August are peridot, spinel, and sardonyx.
The birth flowers are gladiolus and poppy...

In the Southern Hemisphere, August is the seasonal equivalent of February in the Northern Hemisphere. In the Northern Hemisphere, August falls in summer...

Spiritual Symbolism and Meaning of My Birth Month of August | by Simran Kankas
Those born in August are strong and independent people. The Poppy symbolizes regeneration. August is all about new beginnings & letting go what no longer serves you...

07/01/2025

Peace & Blessings Family...
Let's welcome July 😏
BMHS, "We Take Care of Our Own."
July, the seventh month of the year, is primarily known for being named after Julius Caesar. It also represents the height of summer in the Northern Hemisphere, bringing with it themes of growth, abundance, and outdoor activities. In the Southern Hemisphere, it marks the middle of winter and a time for reflection. The month also holds significance as the time of Independence Day in the United States, celebrating the nation's founding.

Seasonal Associations:I

Northern Hemisphere, July is a peak summer month, associated with warmth, sunshine, and outdoor recreation. In the Southern Hemisphere, it falls in the middle of winter, often linked to introspection and quieter activities.

Symbolic Meanings:

July is associated with themes of transformation, creativity, and empowerment. It also represents boldness, regality, and joy.

Cultural Significance:

July is known for Independence Day in the United States, a major holiday commemorating the nation's founding. Additionally, many other holidays and observances, both food-related and quirky, occur throughout the month.

06/19/2025

Blessed Juneteenth Family...
You know our Ancestors went through HELL, & we are STILL going through some hellish s #!t...Every other ethnic group has been given an apology and/or financial retribution for crimes against them, EXCEPT for us ..This is WHY we MUST continue to celebrate EVERY holiday WE ensured has been put into place that represents Our struggle in a country that REFUSES to acknowledge the constant destruction they are TRYING to complete concerning OUR People...So, until the tables turn in our corner, let's KEEP our heads held up HIGH & KEEP being the Royal Kings & Queens we are, as well as stay strong in our Faith with The Most High...
Peace, love, & a whole lot of Blessings 🖤❤️💛💚

06/19/2025

Blessed Juneteenth Family...
You know our Ancestors went through HELL, & we are STILL going through some hellish s #!t...Every other ethnic group has been given an apology and/or financial retribution for crimes against them, EXCEPT for us ..This is WHY we MUST continue to celebrate EVERY holiday WE ensured has been put into place that represents Our struggle in a country that REFUSES to acknowledge the constant destruction they are TRYING to complete concerning OUR People...So, until the tables turn in our corner, let's KEEP our heads held up HIGH & KEEP being the Royal Kings & Queens we are, as well as stay strong in our Faith with The Most High...
Peace, love, & a whole lot of Blessings 🖤❤️💛💚
BMHS, "We Take Care of Our Own."

06/02/2025

Our men suffer a lot in silence, remember that...
BMHS, "We Take Care of Our Own."

06/02/2025

Blessings family as we welcome the Month of June 💐🌹🌺🌷🪷🌸🌻🌼...
BMHS, "We Take Care of Our Own."

The month of June represents the start of astronomical summer in the Northern Hemisphere and the beginning of astronomical winter in the Southern Hemisphere. It's also a time of celebration, with events like Father's Day, Juneteenth, and Pride Month. In Roman mythology, June is named after Juno, the goddess of marriage, making it a popular month for weddings.

Seasonality:

Northern Hemisphere:

The longest day of the year (summer solstice) typically falls around June 20 or 21, marking the start of summer.

Southern Hemisphere:

The shortest day of the year (winter solstice) falls around June 20 or 21, marking the start of winter.

Cultural Significance:

Roman Mythology:

Named after Juno, the Roman goddess of marriage, childbirth, and women. This has led to June being a popular month for weddings.

Celebrations:

Includes events like Father's Day (third Sunday of June in many countries), Flag Day (June 14th in the US), and Juneteenth (June 19th in the US), which celebrates the emancipation of enslaved people in Texas, according to www.farmersalmanac.com.

Pride Month:

A month-long celebration of LGBTQ+ history and culture.

National and Heritage Months:

June also includes celebrations of various national and heritage groups, such as Caribbean-American Heritage Month, Filipino Heritage Month, and Black Music Month.

Outdoor Activities:

June is a popular time for outdoor activities like hiking, swimming, and boating due to the warmer weather.

Astrology:

Gemini and Cancer: The zodiac signs associated with June are Gemini (May 21 - June 21) and Cancer (June 22 - July 22).

June Is the Sixth Month of the Year - Time and Date

In the Southern Hemisphere, the June solstice is the first day of astronomical winter since it is the shortest day of the year there.

June Fun Facts: * Juneteenth is a federal holiday in the United States which many celebrate as the actual day of the end of African Slavery in America...

05/12/2025

Blessed Mommy's Day

05/01/2025

May is here & represents spring time, nature fertility, new beginnings & renewal...
May was named after the Roman goddess Maia whose offerings were made for agriculture prosperity...
May recognizes Mother's Day to celebrate one's mother who often shows unconditional love...
May is Mental Health Awareness Month to bring awareness to mental health stigma & addiction in our society...So, let's start new, or renew ourselves to be a better version day by day in the beautiful month of May...
BMHS, "We Take Care of Our Own."

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