If you live in the Northern Hemisphere, today you can celebrate the winter solstice, the longest and darkest night of the year and the shortest day of the year. Celebrations of this day are among the oldest in human history, as today represents the day from which you have more daylight and also the beginning…
Ostara represents the Spring Equinox, which this year is on March 20th. We celebrate the equinox because it’s the time of the year when night and day are of equal length, thus balancing the two. Ostara From now on, until the Summer Solstice, we will experience longer days and shorter nights, Nature will flourish, regeneration…
Starting from today, we are in Daylight Saving Time. For me, as a morning person, this shift forward to give us longer evenings is not completely necessary, but I see and understand why so many people appreciate the shift, arriving to hope for a permanent adoption of this setup. Spring Buds, photo by Raffaello Palandri…
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