Many cultures throughout human history have observed the shift in season as an important symbol, and people of different faiths continue to recognize it today. The winter solstice ushers in the ...

Throughout the ages, the winter solstice has been understood as a cosmic turning point. To witness the rising sun after the longest night of the year is a potent symbol of hope across cultures ...

The winter solstice, which marks the official start ... human history have observed the shift in season as an important symbol and people of different faiths continue to recognize it today.

The winter solstice is traditionally celebrated as a symbol of the changing seasons and of the Earth's "rebirth," so to speak, so the traditional meals to accompany the winter solstice have an ...

The winter solstice occurs in the Northern Hemisphere on Dec. 21 this year. As holiday lights brighten streets and the season of cheer unfolds, Dec. 21 marks the winter solstice this year -- a ...

Historically, the winter solstice has been marked in a number of ways. Cultures around the world have long held feasts and celebrations, using fire and light symbols in honor of the darkest day of ...

Now, the winter solstice, Saturday ... throughout human history have observed the shift in season as an important symbol, and ...