This means that in the northern hemisphere, the sun is at its
lowest point in the sky and also the shortest day of the year – and the longest
night.
After the solstice the days
are getting longer and the nights shorter.
The Winter Solstice
embodies a time of transition or shift from shades of dark into more light and
resurgence of warmth and vitality.
The shift of landscapes,
garden and the observation of the behavior, in all the living creatures, that
longs for some free vitamin D.
The winter solstice has
been a significant time of the year in many cultures throughout antiquity and
has been marked by festivals and rites, marking the return of the sun and the
lengthening of days.
In the Southern Hemisphere,
the winter solstice, occurring around June 21st, is a time of subtle spiritual
significance for the shortest day and the longest night of the year.
It is the celebration to
focus on renewal, reflection, and the anticipation of new beginnings. It is the
time of rebirth reflecting the natural circle and period that encourages
introspection and a preparation for new beginnings.
It is a good time to know
what to plant in the garden of once introspection to set those intentions in
the ground to grow.
Most ancient temples are
aligned with the solstice sunrise to celebrate the Sun and live giver to a new
year of blessings for the land.
Those traditions are the
connections with nature, honoring ancestors, and change of season.
The winter solstice is like
a personal invitation to find tranquility and rejuvenation to encourage
gratitude for what was given and giving grace for the year ahead.
June is the month of
sidereal Gemini and this year Jupiter is transiting through Gemini and creates
the importance of effective communication, initiative and commitment for any
growth and success that needs a broad minded approach.
The meetings of the right
people for the right reason become effective, but one needs to be careful with
opposing ideologies and the wit of others to get involved.
Quick witted display and
exaggerated stories are the weakest blessing in this mutual growth of
communication.
This transit magnifies
intellectual trends and processes of information; Jupiter is the philosopher
and teacher of the spiritual realm and likes to ponder on things deeply.
Jupiter just entered the
Lunar Mansion of Ardra and provides powerful mental capacities; its symbolic
image is the teardrop, reflecting the perception of clarity after the tears of
sorrow. This asterism is related to fierce activities, enthusiasm and the urge
for expansion. The greater effort with Jupiter here is the persistent
determination of doing the right thing, as sincerity makes a living art.
Emotional intelligence and
wisdom are like the horizon, the closer and seeming nearer one is, the further
it recedes.
Imaginations are the
fountain stream of the mind and like a boat in the ocean of sky in simple trust.
Superficiality and ignorance
are the negative effects of this transit and can create great loss through
miscommunication or false information.
The closer one approaches true
reality, the nearer one comes to unity.
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