20/12/2025
☀️ SUMMER SOLSTICE IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE ☀️
Today the sun lingers a little longer in our sky, marking the Summer Solstice; the longest day and shortest night of the year here in the Southern Hemisphere. A seasonal reminder to slow down, look around, and acknowledge how far you may have come.
Solstice is often translated as “Sun-stop,” and there’s something beautiful in that; a pause. A moment to stand still, to notice what’s growing well in our lives, and just as importantly, what we’re ready to let go of before the year turns.
For us the Solstice is an invitation to:
☀️ celebrate the light and energy that summer brings
☀️ honour the work and intentions we’ve nurtured this year
☀️ reflect on the habits, stories or expectations we’re ready to release
☀️ make space for clarity, joy and new beginnings
It’s a day to gather with loved ones, or find solitude, share good food, eat chocolate, step outside, touch the earth, swim, rest, breathe… and remember the simple things that make life feel rich and meaningful.
As the sun reaches its peak, may we soften into gratitude.
May we choose presence over pace.
May we enter the next season with lighter hearts and clearer intentions.
Happy Summer Solstice!
Here’s to long days, warm nights, and a life lived in reverence of nature.
