The longest day of the year, otherwise known as the summer solstice, has fallen on June 21, marking the astronomical start to ...

We don't know about you, but June puts a spring in our step and brings more light into our lives. As the official start of ...

Creating a spiral Making a mandala Lighting a sacred fire Making a prayer tree or stick. No matter how you choose (or choose not to) celebrate the summer solstice, just remember that for some ...

The summer solstice is not just an astronomical event ... Another powerful activity is to do a water blessing – if possible, go to the nearest river, lake or sea; if not – prepare a bowl ...

The summer solstice is when the sun reaches its highest point in the sky for the year, and marks the beginning of summer. It ...

Women would enter temples named for the goddess to leave offerings with the hopes of receiving good blessings for their families. In Ancient Greece, the summer solstice sometimes marked the new ...