21/12/2025
Today we celebrate the shortest day of the year and the longest of nights. The earth is tilted the furthest away from the sun. š
Some folk I know struggle with these short days and early dark nights, so what can we do to stay well and connected?
šPositive Action: Meet someone for a walk. If you donāt have a willing tribe member, join a local walking group. We have one in Godmanchester but you may have one closer to you. Or Consider starting one. Check out YouTube for free home workouts or join a local exercise class or swimming session.
ššāāļøšāāļøPositive Interaction: Whether itās a meet up for a walk (or tapas), or a catch up on the phone or WhatsApp messages⦠Stay connected. In the past, tribes wouldāve gathered and seen out these darker times together because connection was warmth, energy and safety.
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š§ Positive Thought: The shortest day of the year means one thing⦠we will soon be heading back into longer days and lighter evenings. Jot down the good things you notice, the tiniest things that bring you joy, share them with others and donāt forget to ask other people āWhatās been good?ā to inspire positive responses.
Remember, itās on the darkest of days it becomes even more important to find the good things. If you can find time to move your body, feel good, feel grateful and feel connected in the dark, just imagine your strength in the light āļøāļøāļø Youāve got This š
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