Spring Equinox is a time when the day and night are equal in length, representing a moment of balance between light and darkness. This balance can be a powerful symbol of harmony and equilibrium in nature and in our own lives.

Springtime is filled with the promise of new beginnings, not only in the realms of plants and animals but for each of us humans as we live our daily lives.

Summer Solstice is a time to celebrate the abundance of Earth, the warmth of the Sun, and the fruits of our Spring plantings. By connecting with the Tree of Life, we honor the patterns in our lives that have brought us to this Summer, and cultivate a sense of resolve for what is ours to do and to be in the next cycle. Being witnessed by our Community brings us clarity about our commitment to give back to Life and helps us to remember our role as an integral part of all life on Earth.

Winter Solstice: This marks the shortest day of the year, around December 21st or 22nd, and is often associated with rebirth and renewal.

Many cultures hold festivals and ceremonies that involve lighting fires, exchanging gifts, and celebrating the return of longer days.