Spring is here!!

Welcome the First Day of Spring 

What is an Equinox? The equinox is the time the center of the sun passes directly over the equator. 
That day, the sun will rise due east and set due west. The spring and fall equinoxes are the only
two days of the year when that happens.

Cool facts about our Vernal Equinox.

• The first day of spring doesn't always fall on the same day every year. It varies between March 19 and 21.
• Equinox means “equal night” in Latin.
• When the vernal equinox is occurring in the northern hemisphere those in the southern hemisphere refer to it as the autumnal equinox.
• In Christianity the celebration of Easter always falls the first Sunday after the full moon following the vernal equinox.
• Saturn also has an equinox every spring and autumn.
• Pixies & fairies come out to dance

What can we do to Celebrate!

1. ​​New Beginning - Start fresh and set some new goals for yourself.​
   
2. Spring Clean - With all this fresh, cleansing spring energy in the air, this is the perfect time to spring clean your body, your mind, your emotions, and your home.
3. Come out of Hibernation - Take the opportunity to get outside more. Here in the Northern Hemisphere, we have daylight until about 7pm, so there is NO excuse to not get some fresh air and sunshine in your day. 
4. ​Plant Seeds - Whether it’s a flower or plant, in a pot or in your yard, choose one that will bring you happiness. If you do your research, most flowers and plants have meanings associated with them. For instance Lavender symbolizes relaxation and the Daffodil symbolizes new beginnings.