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The world is frozen at Winter Solstice and, in nature, little is happening on the surface. Deep in the Earth, however, the roots are quietly putting out shoots, building up the resources for the great push towards life when the weather warms in spring. This is the season of rebirth and many religions celebrate the … Read moreWinter Solstice: Celebrating the Yule Festival
You don’t need to find an organised celebration to enjoy the Summer Solstice – you can celebrate Midsummer just as easily in your own home. Summer folklore Northern European tradition holds the washing your face in the morning Midsummer dew, will give you a clear complexion and equally clear eyesight. According to folklore, if you … Read moreSummer Solstice Symbols and Rituals
Summer Solstice – also known as Midsummer’s Day – falls at the time of year when the Sun is at its highest point in the sky, resulting in the longest day and shortest night. Celebrations are generally held on 21st June, although the solstice covers a period of about four days either side. The month … Read moreSummer Solstice: Celebrating the Midsummer Festival