We have a blue moon on 31st May 2026 09:45 BST/16:45 HKT at 9 degrees 55 mins Sagittarius. When two full moons occur within the same calendar month, the second one is termed as the blue moon.
Once in a Blue Moon.....
The effect of this Blue Moon is considered to be deep and meaningful, bringing closure to events which began around the New Moon in Sagittarius on 20th December 2025. Recall what happened around that time and attempt to make links to events happening in this final week of May in 2026.
Sagittarian message
Sagittarius is a mutable fire sign that rules truth, freedom and adventure. Look out for hidden realities to be exposed under this full moon. Confusions which began around the New Moon in Sagittarius at the end of last year, finally come to an end. This lunation also highlights personal beliefs which are either helping or hindering you to grow spiritually.
The Sun and the Moon are in opposition, creating a see-saw-like pattern. The trick is to keep it in balance. On one side we have the Sun in Gemini, the logical mind that focuses on facts and reasons. On the other side, we are up against the Moon in Sagittarius, the higher mind that relies on intuition and faith. This full moon illuminates the need for us to balance logic with intuitive faith.
Outers or no outers
The sun and moon are energized by a wide, separating conjunction and opposition (respectively) to Uranus, bringing unexpected excitement and revelations. In addition, the separating sextile and trine to Neptune further enhance the intuitive touch, bringing creative inspirations. However, seek clarity immediately when confusion creeps in.
Other aspects
Luckily, the Sun and the Moon are in an approaching sextile and trine (respectively) to Saturn, giving us a clear boundary to navigate the terrain ahead with clarity and stability. The two benefics, Venus and Jupiter, are slowly closing the gap as they are due to meet in union on 9th June. Jupiter, the moon's ruler, is exalted in Cancer. Watch out for disappointments due to heightened expectations.
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