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[quote=Anonymous]Winter Solstice Rituals and History For ages past, Winter Solstice was celebrated and rituals of fire and light lit up the world on the darkest day of the year. Historical evidence suggests that Winter solstice has been celebrated as far back as the stone ages. Monuments dating back to 3200 B.C can be found that align with the sunrise on solstice. In medieval times, Winter solstice was a time of feating and celebration. Many farm animals and cattle were slaughtered, as famine was prevalent in these times and feeding extra mouths was worrisome. Ancient rome celebrated Saturnalia, a week long celebration held in ancient rome dedicated to Saturn, seen as a ruler of agriculture. Yule Log/Candle Ritual: Candles traditionally and used in many Winter Solstice rituals. The Yule candle represents prosperity and to welcome in the coming light of the sun. Bring this light into your house and hearth! Solstice Gift Exchange Ritual Gift giving is also a wonderful tradition of Winter Solstice! Let your community warm you and show your gratitude for those you love in your life. Solstice gifts should be meaningful and intimate. They often have close ties with nature. [/quote]
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