The alignment of the summer solstice with a full moon, often referred to as a "strawberry moon" due to the berry harvest season, is a rare occurrence. This convergence happens roughly once every 70 years. The last notable alignment was in 2016, and the next one is projected for 2062. The rarity of this event adds a layer of mystical allure, amplifying its significance in folklore and spiritual beliefs.
This year we're declaring our favorite holiday as the winter solstice.❄️ For us, the Solstice marks of the end of one year, the beginning of another. The shortest day. The longest night. Sure the equinox is great if you like things to be even, fair, balanced… But the solstice means more to us because it reflects the extremes. What goes up must come down.⬆️⬇️ What grows dark will grow light again...
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