A rare blue moon on May 31 (1:45 am PT) comes with a wave of expansive energy and creative power. It’s a time for heart healing, vision, and hope as Jupiter shifts into its exaltation, the sidereal sign of Cancer.
This full moon shines a light on what connects and unifies us. Being the second full moon this month, this is a blue moon that falls in the area of the sky called Anuradha, the Vedic star of success. Like the pure love of Radha and Krishna, it’s said that Anuradha full moon has a spiritual power of devotion. Under this blue moon, hearts can be healed and relationships mended. Anuradha is also the celestial home of the sun god Mitra, who brings friendship, cooperation, and connection within families and communities.
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The positive influences of Venus, Mercury, and Jupiter are aligned in a Saraswati yoga, supporting education, artistic expression, and diplomacy. However, warrior Mars is now in fiery Aries, activating this full moon via a direct aspect (planetary dristi). While having a fierce edge, this full moon can give courage to set healthy boundaries.
Just a day following the full moon, expansive Jupiter enters sidereal Cancer, the sign of its exaltation. This is an auspicious planetary transit that will support higher self-awareness, healing, and solutions to long-standing obstacles. Discover how to harness the power of Jupiter’s most auspicious and lucky transit: join the Jupiter in Cancer horoscope class. Includes Vedic horoscopes mapping new opportunities for abundance, growth, and fulfillment.
How these planetary transits affect you personally depends on your birth chart. Book a Vedic astrology reading to learn more.
