2005-12-21
solstice
Today's the day the Earth Stands Still> Winter Solstice. A day solemn and sacred for many, including Deists and Pagan alike. The literal and symbolic point when the Earth is closest to the sun yet, in the Northern Hemisphere at least, seems to be the farthest away.
Four days from when Lorraine and I travel to witness the sun rise at Misquamicut.
And a day when Native Peoples celebrate the Unity of the Sacred Circle of Creation.
My warmest wishes and heartfelt prayers for happiness, contentment, safekeeping and love go to all of you on this occasion.
Today's the day the Earth Stands Still> Winter Solstice. A day solemn and sacred for many, including Deists and Pagan alike. The literal and symbolic point when the Earth is closest to the sun yet, in the Northern Hemisphere at least, seems to be the farthest away.
Four days from when Lorraine and I travel to witness the sun rise at Misquamicut.
And a day when Native Peoples celebrate the Unity of the Sacred Circle of Creation.
My warmest wishes and heartfelt prayers for happiness, contentment, safekeeping and love go to all of you on this occasion.
IMAGE CREDITS: Ventana Studios Sun Celtic Card, Will Brady's Picture Gallery and Royal Canadian Mounted Police's site on Native Spirituality |
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