Summer Solstice

Celebrate the Summer Solstice

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Welcome to the summer solstice! This significant turning point invites conscious leaders to slow down and align with the light within to help light the way for others.

What is the Summer Solstice?

The summer solstice marks the northern hemisphere's longest day and shortest night of the year. 

Like the winter solstice, the summer solstice has been celebrated by thousands of cultures and communities across the globe since the beginning of time. In ancient times, the summer solstice was often seen as a time of abundance and gratitude, a time of reflecting on the hard work of winter and celebrating the warm, light days to come. And the science behind the summer solstice reminds us that we can always choose to align with the world around us.

It's a wonderful metaphor – as we have more light around us, we are called to illuminate our inner light and share it with the world.

What Does the Solstice Mean?

The word "solstice" means "sun standing," referring to the day when the sun appears to stop moving in the sky. It is on this day that the sun and earth align in stillness. If the sun and earth can slow down and become still, so can we. And we must if we want to bring our dreams to life.

The summer solstice is an extraordinary time to focus on what lights us up in work and life. By reflecting, we can nurture what we want to create, vision, hope, and dream of for a better world.

To this end, we've created a guided meditation, practices for you and your team to download, and a workshop in Utah for you to attend.