The Winter Solstice (Hibernal Solstice) falls on December 21 at 8:30 a.m. EST in the northern hemisphere in 2020.
December 21 will be the least amount of daylight
we will experience in the northern hemisphere as the sun is currently on a very
low arc in the sky for our area.
The good news, the day light will start to
get longer and our precious sunlight will soon return. The arc will heighten and the days will
slowly lengthen. As nature sleeps and
the light is low, we can use the longer nights to reflect on our journey. Go inward to work. We can plan our intentions for when the
energy and the light returns. Mother
nature always knows best. Follow her
example. Look at the rest of
nature. Many species are hibernating or
slowing down and resting and waiting for the return of light, for the return of
warmth, the return of the energy that nurtures us mentally, physically and
spiritually.
Our current lesson is patience. Utilize the wait to look deep into the shadows
of self. Bring light to the darkest
corners of self. Fill each corner with
love and allow spirit to grow.
Is it coincidence that during Yule season
(the rebirth of light), many celebrate the birth of Christ for example (the
rebirth of salvation)? This is a time of
celebration for many, whether it is Yule, Christmas, Hanukah, Kwanza, etc.
We have much to celebrate. Be filled with promise, with faith in all
that is, with gratitude, with love and with inner healing light!
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