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12/02/2025

🌕✨ December 3 — The Moon Meets the Seven Sisters ✨🌌

On December 3, 2025, the nearly full Moon (99% illuminated) will rise beside one of the night sky’s most beloved treasures — the Pleiades, also known as the Seven Sisters. A golden Moon glowing above the mountains, an observatory dome watching from below, and the icy-blue star cluster shimmering nearby… it’s a celestial scene worthy of a painting.

🌙 A Rare Occultation

For millions of skywatchers across North America, Europe, and northern Africa, this isn’t just a close pass — it’s a lunar occultation.
The Moon will glide directly in front of the Pleiades, briefly hiding several of its brightest stars:

• Electra
• Merope
• Maia
• Alcyone

From cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles, the Moon will pass right through the heart of the cluster, making stars blink out and reappear at its shadowed edge.
Binoculars will help you catch these disappearances despite the Moon’s strong glare.

🌌 The Seven Sisters

The Pleiades lie 444 light-years away in Ta**us — a young cluster of hot blue stars known across countless cultures for thousands of years. Though called the “Seven Sisters,” the cluster contains over a thousand stars, with only six or seven visible without equipment.

✨ Don’t Miss This Cosmic Meeting

Whether you’re inside or outside the occultation zone, step outside after dark and look to the eastern sky.
The Moon and the Pleiades rising together is one of the most beautiful sights of the entire year — a moment where lunar brilliance meets ancient starlight.

A dance of gold and blue, written across the December sky. 🌙💫

11/14/2025

Giving back 🎄 is important! Today I am at a Senior Support Center. We are drawing, painting and having a good time 🎨❤️ - support and love your community elders!!

11/12/2025

Pray for Earth 🙏❤️
Stay grounded y’all. Love you 🙏❤️

EARTH IS BEING ROCKED — AND EVERY LIVING THING CAN FEEL IT. ⚡
A G4 geomagnetic storm is in full swing — the Kp Index just hit 9, one of the highest levels on record.
The planet’s magnetic field is under extreme stress, and the auroral oval is lighting up the entire northern hemisphere.

When storms like this hit, the energy doesn’t just stay in the sky — it ripples through everything connected to Earth’s field, including us.

🌎 You may feel it as:
– pressure in the head or ears
– sudden waves of fatigue or energy
– anxiety, restlessness, or vivid dreams
– sleep disruption or heart palpitations

Animals often react too — birds flying erratically, pets acting anxious, wildlife disoriented.
They sense the magnetic shift before we even realize it’s happening.

This is more than space weather — it’s planetary resonance.
Stay grounded. Breathe. The Earth’s frequency is surging tonight.

11/11/2025

✨❤️✨

I Will Forever Whisper Your Name to the Night Sky

I will forever whisper your name
to the night sky,
as if the stars themselves might carry it
to where you are.

Each syllable a tremor,
each breath a bridge
between this trembling earth
and a world beyond my reach.

I wait for the wind’s reply,
a soft stirring in the dark,
the kind of silence
that feels like an answer.

You are gone,
yet the air still knows your shape,
the world still bends
around the space you left behind.

Because some loves
do not end.
They linger tenderly
in the spaces between heartbeats.

And I,
I will forever whisper your name
to the night sky,
and know
you will whisper back.

~ 'I Will Forever Whisper Your Name to the Night Sky' by Spirit of a Hippie

✍️ Mary Anne Byrne

~ Art by Jungsuk Lee

11/02/2025

11/01/2025

🎉👏❤️

Happy 111 day ✨💛

10/30/2025

The Turtle Theory by Thriving Studio:

The turtle never hurries.
It moves with quiet certainty —
one step, one breath, one moment at a time.
That’s the Turtle Theory.
You don’t need speed to make progress.
You need direction, patience, and consistency.
Because rushing leads to burnout.
But steady effort builds strength.
Every small movement counts —
even when it feels too slow to matter.
Keep moving.
Not fast.
Just forward.

Prayers for Turtle Island by Jackie Traverse

10/28/2025

“May you know that absence is alive with hidden presence, that nothing is ever lost or forgotten.

May the absences in your life grow full of eternal echo.

May you sense around you the secret Elsewhere where the presences that have left you dwell.”

~ John O’Donohue
Excerpt from the blessing, “For Absence”

Art: Lily Seika Jones, “Thicket”
Lily Seika Jones Artwork

10/21/2025

🌌 ORIONID METEOR SHOWER 2025

📅 October 21–22 | 🌠 Peak Nights | 🌍 Visible Worldwide

Get ready — the Orionids, born from Halley’s Comet, will light up the night sky with 20–25 meteors per hour! Fast, bright, and leaving long glowing trails, this is one of the best celestial shows of the year.

✨ Origin: Dust from Halley’s Comet (1P/Halley), last seen in 1986, burns up in Earth’s atmosphere at 66 km/s, 147,637 mph, creating those stunning streaks of light.

🔭 WHEN & WHERE:
🕛 Best time: 2:00–6:30 AM CENTRAL TIME.
📍 Look east toward Orion, though meteors can appear anywhere.

🌍 BEST VIEWING TIPS:
• Find a dark spot, away from city lights
• Allow 15–20 minutes for your eyes to adjust
• Clear skies + no moon = perfect show
• No telescope needed — just your eyes!

✅ EXTRAS:
• Dress warm & bring a blanket
• Use a tripod for photos
• Red light helps preserve night vision

🌠 WHY WATCH:
• Connected to the legendary Halley’s Comet
• Fast, glowing trails that linger
• One of the Top 3 meteor showers of the year

10/20/2025

❤️ a reminder to slow down, quiet your mind, open your heart and connect. ❤️

“The Smoke That Speaks to the Sky”

They say she walks between worlds.
When the dawn is still and the wind remembers,
you can see her—
a woman wrapped in silence,
holding a wooden pipe carved from the heart of an old cedar.

She does not smoke.
She prays.
Each breath she releases
is a whisper shaped like forgiveness,
a bridge between what was broken
and what still breathes.

The smoke rises,
curling into blue rivers that twist toward the sun,
carrying her words to the Great Spirit,
to the mountains,
to the sleeping roots below.

I’ve seen her once, near the river bend—
eyes closed,
face painted with the calm of those who remember.
The air grew soft around her,
and even the ravens hushed,
listening to the language only the earth could answer.

They say her prayer brings rain,
or peace,
or the quiet understanding that we are never apart
from the soil,
from the fire,
from the bones of the first dream.

When the smoke fades,
it does not vanish—
it becomes the wind that touches your cheek,
the song inside the trees.

And somewhere,
she still stands,
offering her breath to the sky—
a woman who remembers
how to speak
in the language of smoke and soul.

(Art by Serin Alar)