Winter Solstice: June 21 2013 – by Kathryn
The term Solstice means “sun stands still”. In the southern hemisphere Winter Solstice occurs in the middle of the year. It is the time when the sun reaches its lowest point in the sky, making Winter Solstice the shortest day and the longest night of the year.
During the Winter Solstice the sun hugs closer to the horizon than at any other time during the year, giving way to the least amount of daylight annually. On the bright side, the day after the Winter Solstice marks the beginning of lengthening days leading up to the Summer Solstice.
This event had deep spiritual meaning in many cultures and in many cases Winter Solstice was associated with the birth of the Sun, meaning the birth of the god or goddess. It would seem that many ancient cultures had a similar spiritual meaning for Winter Solstice, suggesting humanity always cared about the rebirth of light.
This is a poignant time to stop and listen, to harmonize our energy and reassess our connection to our spirit and life’s purpose.
It is a powerful time of re-birth and transformation – to acknowledge our shadow, heal our wounds, release old thought patterns and align with our destiny.
Winter Solstice is an opportunity to come together with your community in celebration of hope, peace and the rebirth of light.
Join Kathryn for an evening of transformative and balancing Kundalini kriyas, meditations for manifestation as well as the regenerative, healing sounds of the gong played by Maya!
Open to everyone.
Yogi Bhajan said “Revolve your life around summer and winter solstice and everything will be taken care of.’



by Nicole Daboul
Of course there are challenges and it is evident that the world is not yet a place of peace, love and harmony, however our beliefs are changing to a feeling of YES WE CAN make a difference, we have the tools, the desire, and the knowledge to create a better world.