by Midsummer, the time of new beginnings, has been celebrated since the pagan holiday of Litha.
Now, it is a time for inner power and brightness, a spiritual battle between light and shadow that culminates in the perfect balance of day and night.
Even in those who do not mark the summer solstice, there is an internal flame within when the days get longer, the sun leading us through better times.
And by celebrating the sun and the power it provides to all nature, humans are spiritually ignited, connecting to its life force.
When we harness the energy of the solstice sun, we open ourselves to creativity, and bring positivity when we release that creativity.
Know too that you're a part of nature, connected to every living thing.
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Now, it is a time for inner power and brightness, a spiritual battle between light and shadow that culminates in the perfect balance of day and night.
Even in those who do not mark the summer solstice, there is an internal flame within when the days get longer, the sun leading us through better times.
And by celebrating the sun and the power it provides to all nature, humans are spiritually ignited, connecting to its life force.
When we harness the energy of the solstice sun, we open ourselves to creativity, and bring positivity when we release that creativity.
Know too that you're a part of nature, connected to every living thing.
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