Is this grammatically correct? What does it mean and any possible rephrasing? “May the blessings of this season never elude us”

Yes, the sentence "May the blessings of this season never elude us" is grammatically correct. **Meaning:** The phrase expresses a wish or hope that the positive aspects (blessings) of the current season (likely a festive or significant time of year) will always be present and not pass us by. **Possible rephrasing:** - "I hope we always experience the blessings of this season." - "May we always be accompanied by the blessings of this season." - "I wish for the blessings of this season to always be with us."