The Language of Darkness & Light: Welcoming Solstice with Mary DeJong & Forest Inslee

A Conversation with Earthkeepers’ Forest Inslee

In This Conversation…

Mary DeJong explores the winter solstice as a threshold in the turning of the Earth and an invitation to enter more consciously into the season of darkness. Drawing from the Wheel of the Year and her experience of living in the northern hemisphere, she considers what winter can teach us about rest, change, listening, and the wisdom held within darkness. The conversation moves beyond seeing the solstice simply as an astronomical event to recognizing it as a spiritual teacher—one that speaks through the rhythms of light and shadow. Mary invites us to listen for the language of the Earth and consider what the seasons are asking of us wherever we live.

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