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RE: Happy Solstice: Thoughts on the Longest Day of the Year
I see the Summer Solstice as the end of the 182 increasingly longer days that ran since winter.
Even now the Earth is heading back to wintertime, even before the hot weather has hit. In this way the Earth is always “ahead” of the weather (Air), which always brings with it thunderous downpours (Water) by early August along with lightning (Fire). The Four Elements ushering in, as it were, the late summer days of less humidity.
Beautifully said @orionsbeltbuckle! ☀
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right now the Moon’s path across the night sky is just about where the Sun would be at Winter Solstice... very low in the sky and setting Southwest.
I like that perspective... nature is really our best "clock," in terms of showing us what is really happening in our surroundings.
absolutely! One could argue that what we normally refer to as "civilization" is really just a temporary aberration from Natural Reality.