20/12/2025
As we approach the Solstice on 21st December, witches across the world mark a powerful Turning of the Wheel.
On December 21st, the Southern Hemisphere meets the Solstice in full light.
This is Litha — the longest day of the year — when the Sun stands at its highest point and life is illuminated in its fullest expression.
Litha reminds us that light is not only something we witness in the sky, but something we choose to embody. It is a time to consciously radiate warmth, presence, and generosity of spirit.
In moments when our communities feel tender or shaken, this Solstice invites us to slow down and remember what truly strengthens us — kindness, connection, and care for one another.
The Sun at its peak asks us to use our visibility wisely, to stand in compassion, and to support peace wherever we can.
Whether you are welcoming the return of the light at Yule, or standing in the Sun’s full power at Litha, you are not practicing alone.
In the Northern Hemisphere, Yule honours the longest night and the quiet rebirth of the Sun — a time of stillness, rest, and renewal.
In the Southern Hemisphere, Litha celebrates the longest day — the height of solar power, abundance, and life in full expression.
Though opposite in season, Yule and Litha are partners on the Wheel, each reminding us when to pause, and when to stand fully present in our power.
🌙 Yule focuses on:– Rebirth through stillness– Honouring darkness as sacred– Ancestral connection and home blessing
☀️ Litha focuses on:– Solar vitality and fulfilment– Protection and boundary magick – Gratitude for growth and fruition
☀️ Litha encourages us to:
– Lead with compassion and empathy
– Strengthen community bonds
– Honour life and shared humanity
– Let our actions reflect love and respect
This Solstice, may the light we celebrate become the light we offer — in quiet ways, in steady ways, and in ways that ripple outward.
There is no single right way to honor the Solstice.
Follow your own path, ethical compass, and the land you live upon.
