The ancestors of all ancient solar traditions share a similar message about the longest day and night. Here in the northern hemisphere, we are about to experience the longest night and the return of the light. Solstice is an opportunity to embrace all hidden aspects within ourselves. It's a moment to gather the courage to confront our shadows, illusions, and denials and dive deeper into self-discovery. This is a time for brutal honesty with oneself, free from resistance or expectations. There is nothing to fear in the shadow. The enlightenment we seek is hidden in the very shadows we avoid. We have entered a solar transformational portal, a cocoon of transformation. Just as the worm has no knowledge of its impending glorious transformation into a beautiful butterfly, we, too, are on the brink of our own beautiful metamorphosis.
The ancient ones built sacred sites worldwide to remind us of this important time. I’m certain this time is much more important than we realize. Many ancient sites were built to honor the winter solstice, among other purposes we have yet to remember. In England, the setting sun can be seen between the pillars of Stonehenge. Watch the live celebration here … https://www.youtube.com/live/3zzIJivapL0?si=h6kFXjrAWb1bnowg. In Ireland, a tomb mound called Newgrange, which predates Stonehenge, was built to illuminate the burial chamber for 17 minutes at dawn. In Egypt, the temple of Karnak aligns with the winter solstice. These ancient ones, our ancestors, who built these incredible monuments, did not want us to forget that we are the EARTH, the STARS, and the SUN.
Many solstice blessings are on their way to you. I am deeply grateful for your generous support of my work. Aluna JoyUpcoming Pilgrimage to England and Cornwall's Holy
Sacred Sites, Ancient Portals, and Powerful Ley Lines.
Anchoring Golden Pillars of Light. Planting Peace and Balance into the Michael and Mary Ley Lines - With Aluna Joy and Marcus Mason. July 15th - 29th 2025. A few spaces are remaining for all who feel called to join us.
Beautiful Painting by Toshiyuki Enoki
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