This weekend brings one of my favourite events of the year – the Summer Solstice – the longest day of the year (in the Northern Hemisphere) and a powerful energetic gateway. It’s a moment to pause, open to light, and reflect on your own inner brightness. Whether you celebrate the Solstice in a ceremony, stillness or sunflowers, let this turning point offer a chance to reconnect with your spirit.
On the blog this week, we explore not just the why behind the Solstice, but also a curious cosmic question you might never have considered… What if the Earth had no tilt?
Explore the deeper spiritual symbolism of the Solstice – from ancient traditions to modern energy shifts. This post invites you to honour both light and shadow, with practical ideas for soulful celebrations.
2. What If the Earth Had No Tilt?
A fascinating dive into the science and spirituality behind Earth’s axial tilt – and what we’d lose without it. This sister article explores how the rhythms of nature mirror the soul’s seasons too.
📹 Coming Soon: Some Midsummer Night’s Mischief…
The Summer Solstice isn’t all stillness and light… sometimes it’s full of mischief! Just like Shakespeare’s famous play which if you’re interested in, you can read all about here!✨🧚♂️
I’ve made a playful short video to honour the whimsical energy of Midsummer’s Night – where magic stirs, mystery lingers, and your thoughts may not be entirely your own…
Just a few seconds of Midsummer magic – enjoy the spell.
This Week’s Reflection
As the sun reaches its peak in the sky, where are you ready to rise?
You don’t have to shine perfectly or loudly – just wholeheartedly.
Let this be a time to realign, reset, and remember who you are:
A being of warmth. Of wisdom. Of infinite possibility.
I’ll leave you with this beautiful quote from “The Great Gatsby”, a book I recently read for the first time. “And so with the sunshine and the great bursts of leaves growing on the trees… I had that familiar conviction that life was beginning over again.”
— F. Scott Fitzgerald
Unfortunately for Gatsby, the joy was shortlived, but I think he would say that it was well worth it, however long it lasted!
I hope you have a magical week – and if you haven’t already, please do subscribe and share our posts and videos with your friends. We add new short videos often as a little reminder of who we really are.
Hi. I'm Gail and I'm a teacher, coach, writer and blogger who has been involved with self-development and the performing arts for over 30 years. I'm passionate about helping people to develop their full potential and I've studied education, the law of attraction, personal development and NLP which I write about on this site.
I love working with people of all ages and backgrounds and truly believe that we are all unique, unlimited creative beings who can do wonderful things with a positive attitude and spiritual outlook on life.
