And because I completely forgot...
Blessed Winter Solstice. May the reborn Sun God be merry and bright. Etcetera.
http://www.equinox-and-solstice.com/html/winter_solstice.html
"The winter solstice is the longest night of the year and is said to be when the Goddess gives birth to the God. From here on in the year, the days will become longer as the god grows into his full strength."
Oh, and may the Goddess have a nice pain-free recovery from giving birth to the Sun God. I hear childbirth is insanely painful. Besides, she'll need to keep an eye on him as he grows up. Come summer, it'll be interesting with the brightness and the warmth and the fuck it's hot Mommy.
"Yule is the time of greatest darkness and the longest night of the year. The Winter Solstice had been associated with the birth of a 'Divine King' long before the rise of Christianity. Since the Sun is considered to represent the Male Divinity in many Pagan Traditions, this time is celebrated as the "return of the Sun God" where He is reborn of the Goddess."
-www.witchvox.com/holidays/yule.html
Blessed Winter Solstice. May the reborn Sun God be merry and bright. Etcetera.
http://www.equinox-and-solstice.com/html/winter_solstice.html
"The winter solstice is the longest night of the year and is said to be when the Goddess gives birth to the God. From here on in the year, the days will become longer as the god grows into his full strength."
Oh, and may the Goddess have a nice pain-free recovery from giving birth to the Sun God. I hear childbirth is insanely painful. Besides, she'll need to keep an eye on him as he grows up. Come summer, it'll be interesting with the brightness and the warmth and the fuck it's hot Mommy.
"Yule is the time of greatest darkness and the longest night of the year. The Winter Solstice had been associated with the birth of a 'Divine King' long before the rise of Christianity. Since the Sun is considered to represent the Male Divinity in many Pagan Traditions, this time is celebrated as the "return of the Sun God" where He is reborn of the Goddess."
-www.witchvox.com/holidays/yule.html