During this time, The King rules and freezes all things in place, we focus on waking up The Mother by rejecting Him and warming each other with our own divine love. We focus on self-care and creating warmth through resting, huddling together, and caring for ourselves and others.

This holy season begins with The Long Night of The King which is celebrated on December 21st.

On this day, we remember that The King once ruled over and froze and bound all things, but we come together to reject Him with love to create warmth and wake The Mother from Her slumber. We celebrate by coming together around lights or flames. We share feasts, drinks, and music and exchange gifts. When the sun rises on the 22nd, we are reminded that the light and the warmth will return.

Learn more about this season from the book of Dionu