Winter Solstice
Many ancient cultures marked time by solstices and equinoxes. The winter solstice, the shortest day of the year, celebrates the return of the sun, new beginnings, and hope. The Incas, at Machu Picchu, are renowned for their astronomical buildings. Thousands travel annually to Stonehenge for a unique opportunity to gather within the circle and welcome the light. Whether you are traveling the world or in your own backyard – the winter solstice is an opportunity for self evaluation.
New Year’s Eve
New Year’s Eve is a completion of the Gregorian calendar year. There is a common saying, “Out with the old and in with the new”. Individuals make New Year’s resolutions; but many break their promises by the end of January. We will look at new ways to evaluate one’s life and course correct as necessary in positive and gentle ways.
Lunar New Year
The Lunar New Year as the name suggests changes from year to year with the phases of the moon. This year it started on February 1st with the year of the tiger. Not only is it celebrated in China but also in other areas of East and Southeast Asia, Hinduism, Buddhist, Islamic, and Hobiyee calendars.
Whatever your beliefs – This is a perfect time to stop, sit in the silence and regroup for 2022. I will give you ideas how to begin.
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