winter solstice – STEPHANIE NOBLE

Light in the darkness

How to host a solstice meditation on Zoom

A month ago I received a request from the Unitarian Universalist Assn. for permission to post my winter solstice poem

I hope you in the Northern Hemisphere are enjoying this dark period. The further north you live, the more intimate

Just ten days after the winter solstice — which few people even notice let alone celebrate — everyone around the

Here we are in the deepest darkness of the year. Most of us have challenging relationships with darkness. Why? Our

Yesterday was the solstice and because we have a western view, it is always the sunset that captures the sense

Whether you enjoy this dark season or hate it, you’ll find comfort in this short video. I wrote the poem

Happy Winter Solstice! Tonight is the longest night, the turning point when the light begins to return in the northern

Happy Solstice! In this time of deepest darkness, all about us nature is quieting down, settling in, and going dormant.

Winter SolsticeThe following is a poem I wrote nineteen years ago. At that time I was frustrated because every celebration

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