Solstice celebration

The Summer Solstice is the day with the longest period of sunlight. In the northern hemisphere the Summer Solstice usually falls on June 20, 21, or 22. In 2022, it is on June 21. Continue reading for some fun ways to celebrate this time of year!

☀️ Celebrate the magic of the Summer Solstice Tradition with a unique solstice ritual that ignites your energy! This Litha celebration is all about embracing the sun's power and connecting with nature. Get inspired to create your own summer solstice tradition that fills you with joy and positivity. Save this pin for your summer planning!

Yule begins on the Winter Solstice (the darkest day of the year) and is a pagan festival that celebrates light and warmth returning. It symbolizes the darkest days transition into the lighter half of the year. This festival honors themes of death, rebirth, community, charity and introspection. As w

Today is the Winter Solstice, and I'm sharing some 8 winter solstice traditions to help you celebrate this time of year.

The summer solstice is the longest day of the year, the day with the most daylight hours. This is when the sun is at its peak, or zenith, the most powerful day of the year for solar energy, and the perfect time to partake in Summer Solstice rituals. It is often heralded as the first official day of summer, although after this point, the days will actually begin to grow shorter again. Despite that fact, celebrations of the solstice tend to center on the power of the sun, fire, warmth, joy…

What is Beltane? You might have seen the word floating around today, so let’s talk about it. Beltane (pronounced “Bell-tayn”) is a seasonal festival rooted in ancient Celtic traditions. It falls on May 1st and marks the midpoint between spring equinox and summer solstice. In simple terms, it’s a celebration of fertility, fire, and life coming into full bloom. Traditionally, Beltane honored the sacred union of the God and Goddess, symbolizing the harmony of masculine and feminine energy in…

Summer Solstice Sun Tea Recipes | Herbal Academy | In celebration of the longest day of the year, the summer solstice, we have three delicious sun tea recipes for you to try!

It’s hard to believe that the year is nearly half over! Summer is basically here, at least weather wise, where I live, but it won’t be “officially” here until the summer sol…

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Feliz Solstice Family! How are you honoring this time? Celebrating Solstice is a chance to take a sacred pause, like the sun, and give thanks, remembering that the relationship with the Earth is a reciprocal one. It is the perfect opportunity to begin to align with the rhythms of nature and your own nature. Plus, it is always wonderful to take a pause, close a cycle, set intentions for renewal, and watch the sunrise or sunset (or both! see our last post for many ideas on how to honor this…

Do you yearn for long days and short nights? Then this could be the best day of the year for you and fellow sunlight seekers.

Happy Yule Moon, Winter Solstice and another beautiful circle celebration with beautiful souls! 💫🌝💗🙏

(This is an Advent Spiral. If you would like to know more about it, this link has some background. The Spiral has a wide reaching foundation of many different spiritual beliefs.) It is quite grey outside. The weather radar on television shows a large patch of green heading our way. The forecasts said that we would be getting some intermittent showers during the day. I am hoping for more. It is the time of the Winter Solstice, and if I can't get snow for the occasion, rain would do just fine…

Naturally, the post that fails to publish was meant to go up a certain day. (Dec 21st) so here’s me posting it late. Happy winter solstice, everyone.