20/12/2025
The Winter Solstice occurs this Sunday 21st December. It is the shortest day and longest night of the year.
The day with the least amount of daylight hours in the northern hemisphere.
Historically, the Winter Solstice has been of significance to many cultures around the world, often as a marker of the passing seasons, and a time of rebirth and renewal.
Winter is a time of yin energy - a time for slowing down, reflecting and turning inward and honouring our deep need for rest and relaxation over constantly βdoingβ. This stands in contrast to the activity of the festive season, which can feel particularly intense and chaotic as we juggle all that Christmas throws our way.
So, this Winter Solstice, even if your to-do list is as long as your arm with Christmas prep, give yourself permission to rest, to tap into the yin energy of the season, to rest, recover and reserve your energy for the rest of winter to follow and be prepared and enetgised for the promise of spring and longer days and nights to come.
Join me this Sunday for a
75min Winter Solstice Yin practice,
We will honour the Kidney and Urinary Bladder meridians. These two meridians are deeply interconnected and associated with the Water element, which governs the winter season.
Sunday 21st December 2025
18:30 - 19:45