On The Energies…

The Winter Solstice marks the shortest day and longest night of the year in the Northern Hemisphere.  It occurs when Earth reaches the point in its orbit where the Sun appears at its lowest position in the sky due to the Planet’s axial tilt.  From this moment forward, daylight begins to slowly increase again, signaling a shift in the seasonal cycle.  In the Northern Hemisphere, the Winter Solstice is also considered the first day of Winter.  Although the Solstice contains the least amount of daylight, it also marks the turning point toward longer days ahead.  From this point forward, daylight continues to increase steadily over the following weeks and months.  The Winter Solstice is a point of intensified light transmission within the Planetary energy field.  During this period, the Solstice light codes become more accessible and interact directly with our DNA and the lightbody.  These light codes are energetic frequencies carried through solar light and received through the energy field.  As these Solstice light codes come online, they support DNA activations by awakening dormant potential.  At the same time, lightbody activations occur, strengthening the connection between the physical body and higher-dimensional layers of consciousness.  The Winter Solstice acts as a gateway for these light code transmissions, making it a key moment for DNA and lightbody activations to occur within the energy field.  In addition to the light received from our local Sun, Earth also receives Galactic energies originating from the Great Central Sun at the center of the galaxy.  These Galactic frequencies move through the Galactic plane and enter our solar system, interacting with Earth’s energy field alongside the solar transmissions.  Around the Winter Solstice, alignment between Earth, the Sun, and the Galactic Center allows these Galactic energies to be received more clearly.  Galactic energies work in combination with Solstice light codes and Earth grid activation.  Together, they support broader Planetary and individual shifts within the energy field, integrating gradually over time.