The **Flower Moon**, the full moon of May, reaches peak brightness on **May 12, 2025**, and is traditionally associated with the **blossoming of nature** in the Northern Hemisphere. Named by Native American tribes—particularly the Algonquin—it celebrates a time of **fertility, renewal, and abundance**, as flowers bloom in full force and the Earth reaches a vibrant phase of life. In 2025, this full moon occurs in the **intense water sign of Scorpio**, lending the lunar energy a more emotional, transformative tone than usual. While the season itself evokes life and growth, Scorpio brings themes of **rebirth, emotional truth, and shedding the old**. It’s a moon that encourages inner reflection as much as outer celebration. Adding a celestial twist, this year's Flower Moon is also a **micromoon**—appearing smaller and dimmer than usual because it occurs near the Moon's farthest point from Earth (apogee). Though physically smaller, its **astrological and symbolic power** remains potent.

**World Laughter Day** is celebrated on the **first Sunday of May** each year to promote **laughter as a tool for peace, well-being, and global unity**. Founded in 1998 by Dr. Madan Kataria, the creator of the Laughter Yoga movement, this joyful day encourages people around the world to gather, laugh together, and embrace the physical, emotional, and social benefits of laughter. Through laughter sessions, community events, and spontaneous joy, World Laughter Day reminds us that **laughter is a universal language**—one that can reduce stress, boost health, and bring people together beyond boundaries of culture or background. Join the celebration and help spread happiness, positivity, and peace through the power of shared laughter!

**International Workers’ Day**, celebrated on **May 1st**, is far more than a day off—it's a global reminder of the struggles and triumphs of workers throughout history. From the bold demands of 19th-century strikers to the colorful parades of today, May Day unites people across nations in a shared call for **dignity, fairness, and justice** in the workplace.

Earth Day is celebrated every year on **April 22** 🌍💚 The first Earth Day was held in **1970**, and it’s now recognized globally — with over 190 countries participating through cleanups, actions, events, and celebrations. So mark your calendar: 📅 **Next Earth Day: Tuesday, April 22, 2025**

A full moon happens when the Earth is directly between the Sun and the Moon. This alignment means the entire face of the Moon that we can see is illuminated by the Sun, making it look bright and round.