Yule N/H - Winter Solstice - Shortest Day
Sun, 21 Dec
|Northern Hemisphere
Embrace the rebirth of light with Yule on December 21st in the Northern Hemisphere. Celebrate the Winter Solstice with meditation, journaling, introspection, shadow work, and the promise of longer days ahead.
Time & Location
21 Dec 2025, 12:00 am
Northern Hemisphere
About the event
What is Yule? ❄️
Yule, known as the Winter Solstice in the Northern Hemisphere, falls on December 21, 2025 (peaking at 1:03 AM AEST on December 22). This ancient festival marks the shortest day and longest night, celebrating the sun's rebirth, the return of light, and the promise of longer days. Globally, it is the December Solstice, a turning point in the sun's cycle, while in the Southern Hemisphere, it aligns with the Summer Solstice, honouring the sun's peak and vibrant abundance.
Yule is a solar festival tied to nature's rhythms, inviting introspection, renewal, and gratitude for life's enduring flow through the year's deepest shift.
The Significance of Yule:
☀️ Rebirth of the Sun: It signals the sun's growing strength, symbolizing hope, renewal, and nature's eternal cycle of light from darkness.
🌑 Longest Night: A moment to embrace shadows, reflect on the year passed, and plant seeds of intention for brighter times…