Winter Solstice

The line of elements that we incorporate into the winter solstice in the traditional Kinshin we call the winter solstice is light, hope, and charity. In the darkness of winter, we ask for light to return to us with warmth and fertility We want a healthy and affluent life. A thoughtful charity project. Throughout the history of humankind for over 5000 years, these themes are known for this season's rich and multilayered celebration, folklore, and traditional collage.

Today we are a modern day calendar, marking this day as the winter solstice of December 21. About the winter solstice, the northern hemisphere experienced the longest night in the year; it took about 3 days to observe the sun moving again to the north along the horizon, and witnessed the beginning of the day. In other words, in this darkness, we are also waiting for the regeneration of light. The last day of Saturnalia has become a festival full of bright, full of candles symbolizing the pursuit of trust and knowledge. In the second century, at the end of Saturn, the Sun festival had its own name: "Dies Natalis Solis Invicti"

The Hopi sacred time and space is characterized by the position on the horizon, the sun rising during the summer solstice. The winter solstice is in the southeast, the sun rises to the winter solstice (December 21), and in the northwest it sinks at the summer solstice known as the sun's house (Tawaki) (June 21). By the end of the day, the Prince of the Sun or the priest (Patki) is responsible for "seeing the sun". These observations form the foundation of the Hopi calendar in which sacred rituals like Katsina dance, ballroom dancing and planting time occur.

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The winter solstice is always one of the most important events in the calendar cycle. This event has a deep spiritual significance in many cultures. In many cases, the winter solstice is related to the birth of the sun. The birth of the sun means the birth of a god or goddess. It must be said that all Christian worlds still celebrate the winter solstice as Jesus, the birth of their God's Son. The winter solstice celebration can be represented by many names, but the way of thinking is the same. In ancient Egypt, people celebrate the birth of Horus, in ancient Rome it was the birth of an unconquested sun called Yule in ancient Europe. Ancient Persian celebrates the birth of Mithra, in ancient Mexico it was a feather snake

Christmas named after another name is "an ancient festival of the sun deep in winter", a date with Christianity. However, the exact schedule of the winter solstice gradually changes over time. "So the winter solstice gradually moved from January 6 to December 25, but some traditions continue to celebrate it on a familiar night, it is around December 22, today." Christian Mitravia 's Roman religion, which existed for centuries before celebrating Christmas, believed that Mithra was born December 25th. Another coincidence is that the birth of Mithra was also known as "the witness of the three shepherds" 7.