The Winter Solstice is the shortest day or better to say the longest night of the year. It is celebrated between the 20th and the 25th of December.

This year is a very special date for this celebration:

21.12.21

In traditional Germanic cultures this Winter festival was called Yule and goes back thousands of years. Yule, the winter solstice, is a time of great symbolism and power. It marks the return of the sun, when the days finally begin to get a little longer.

Yule is when the dark half of the year relinquishes to the light half.

Traditionally, numerous fires and candles are lit on this night to invoke the return of the light. The idea is to remember that every death is also followed by rebirth.

In more modern times, Yule was rebranded and reformulated by Christians and renamed Christmastide. Most of the traditions of this holiday were then absorbed into Christmas traditions. These traditions include lighting trees, giving gifts, and hanging up holly and/or mistletoe. Although there was a point in time when Yule seemed to have been totally absorbed by Christmas, it’s significance and honor finds more and more meaning again.

During this evening we will take time for a holy ceremony to honor Life, Death and Rebirth. If you are interested to dive deeper into ancient wisdom and traditions join us for free for this mystical Ceremony of Light & Darkness. 

Please register through the following link ON TIME (at least 1 day ahead) since the ceremony takes a little bit of preparation to evoke the magic that it holds!

I am looking forward to sharing this magical time with you and diving into the depth of our ancestral knowledge!

Love&Light