The Goddess of Many Arms

(online pic source-Gladis)

June 21, 2018

The Summer Solstice is a time to reflect on the growth of the season. Seeds are planted in Earth as well as the seeds of our souls. It’s a time of cleansing and renewal. 

Summer Solstice ( Adapted from  Online source Gladis)

This is the moment of our year when there is the most LIGHT available to us. In terms of consciousness, it is when we are the most present to ourselves and who we know ourselves to be. And just as the Solstice signifies the time when Mother Earth is at the fullness of her strength, fertility, and abundance, so we too can celebrate the strength in joining together, pollinate our spiritual consciousness through sharing, and do ceremonies of  Gratitude. 

Here are some things you can do:

1) As our ancestors did, celebrate by gathering of plants and healing herbs. Five common Celtic sacred plants associated with Midsummer are St. John’s Wort, Vervain, Yarrow, Fern, and Mugwort.

2) Create a Sun Wheel or mandala (a symbol of the circle of life and connectedness) made from flowers or things found in nature

3) Keep a sacred fire burning. You can create a big fire like a bonfire to celebrate with friends, but even a small fire, in the form of a  candle.

4) Make a Prayer Stick and place specific prayers for those who need healing on it. Make a prayer for the return to peace where there is no peace, for abundance in areasof the world where there is now poverty and scarcity.Do all of the above with an intention for something that you will do to improve life – bring light into this world in your own creative way and begin to carry it out.

Wishing you abundance and brightness, Sally

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