21/12/2025
December 21st is a time for inner reflection, the return of light, and cyclical rebirth. It serves as a powerful spiritual turning point for personal growth, balancing darkness with inner radiance, and connecting with nature's rhythms through rituals such as candle lighting and celebrating the Sun's return. This day is an opportunity to set intentions, honour ancient traditions (such as the Stonehenge alignments and Yule logs), and recognise the planet's spiritual connection, marking the beginning of longer days and the promise of new beginnings. Key Themes & Practices Inner Illumination: Use candles, sparklers, or string lights to symbolise bringing your inner light into the longest night.Reflection & Introspection: Embrace the darkness as a time for deep inner work, journaling, and setting intentions for the upcoming year.Rebirth of the Sun: Celebrate the moment when the sun "returns," marking the lengthening days and signifying hope and renewal.Nature's Cycles: Honour the Earth's transitions, connect with its wisdom, and align personal growth with seasonal changes.Ancient Connections: Participate in traditions from ancient cultures, such as the Stonehenge celebrations or the Roman Saturnalia.When & How to Observe Date Sunday, December 21, 2025 (Northern Hemisphere).Time: The solstice occurs at a precise moment, but the entire day and surrounding nights are significant.Rituals: You can perform simple acts like a 15-minute meditation at the moment of the solstice with intention, or hold a larger gathering for a bonfire.Spiritual Significance: The winter solstice represents a profound shift, a "quiet beginning of the sun's return." In the Northern Hemisphere, this day occurs when the Earth tilts furthest from the sun, marking the deepest point of winter before light begins to grow. This darkness is viewed as a sacred time to connect with the Divine and prepare for spiritual awakening and growth as the new solar year begins.
The Psychic Reader - Wendy Dove
