“The Winter Solstice was observed by the alignments of ancient structures worldwide in order to note a major moment of 'timelessness' or silence within the fractal patterning of life. It’s the moment of stillness that can be recognized at the peaks & nadirs of movement along all of the spiraling Sine Wave patterns that form the foundation of our perception of 'life' itself. We experience these moments of silence as a ‘pause’ when the sun appears to stop moving at noon & midnight each day, during the Solstices of an annual year & about every 12,000 years in our Great Year cycle of the precession of the Equinoxes.. as well as the moments when our sun & moon appear motionless during our solar & lunar eclipses. These are hugely significant moments when we enjoy an illusion & possibility of 'Peace on Earth'. The Solstices are recognized as the three days when the days no longer get longer or shorter-before the ''switchover' when they move from one to the other marking new 'seasons'”…

“The Winter Solstice was observed by the alignments of ancient structures worldwide in order to note a major moment of 'timelessness' or silence within the fractal patterning of life. It’s the moment of stillness that can be recognized at the peaks & nadirs of movement along all of the spiraling Sine Wave patterns that form the foundation of our perception of 'life' itself. We experience these moments of silence as a ‘pause’ when the sun appears to stop moving at noon & midnight each day, during the Solstices of an annual year & about every 12,000 years in our Great Year cycle of the precession of the Equinoxes.. as well as the moments when our sun & moon appear motionless during our solar & lunar eclipses. These are hugely significant moments when we enjoy an illusion & possibility of 'Peace on Earth'. The Solstices are recognized as the three days when the days no longer get longer or shorter-before the ''switchover' when they move from one to the other marking new 'seasons'”…