Spring Equinox
The spring equinox is the time when, for the northern hemisphere, the day and the night are of equal length. This is when the Sun travels from north to south across the celestial equator, and it ushers in the first day of spring.
It marks one of the quarter days in the calendars of many traditions, with the other quarter days being the summer solstice (or midsummer), the vernal or autumnal equinox and the winter solstice (also called midwinter).
It’s interesting to note that the spring equinox in the northern hemisphere is the autumnal equinox in the winter hemisphere, and vice versa.
You might also be interested in
How to Use the Tarot To Prepare for Mondays
It’s often with a grave sigh that many of us greet Sunday night, when we realize that Monday and the work week is a mere few hours away. Even those who love their jobs can feel… Read Full Article »
The Power of 11:11 in Numerology
How many times have you heard someone say, “Make a wish, it′s 11:11?” If you’ve ever wondered why this might be, or what more this mysterious sign may be trying to… Read Full Article »
_230_170_90_c1.jpg "How to Effectively Formulate Questions for Tarot")
How to Effectively Formulate Questions for Tarot
Asking the Tarot cards what the Universe has in store for you can sometimes feel like tricky business — what if you ask the wrong question, receive dead-end information, or, in… Read Full Article »