{"id":"7dcec3c25f7920ba178b2196ff6bb47794e175dcb998565fa9f098c68fcbcb85","sig":"73b0766dbe2d4b27f87e931c06db565a4aefe5c87a4f742c209e3c6c372ff38a883be3c52f0f520547ca0b11d7c33e545d9a0077d57ddf9beafb9e7e4eb4a325","kind":1,"tags":[],"pubkey":"e1c1022a77917b7d3af6c2740b8804db1013740e898af245c9587e49e66e84ed","content":"THE WORD \"SOLSTICE\" FROM THE LATIN \"SOLSTITIUM,\" MEANING \"SUN\nSTANDING STILL\".\nAN APPARENT PAUSE OF THE SUN AT ITS HIGHEST POINT BEFORE MOVING\nSOUTHWARD AGAIN.\nASTRONOMICAL SUMMER BEGINS AT THE SUMMER SOLSTICE, THE\nLONGEST DAY OF THE YEAR. THE DAY IS ASSOCIATED WITH CHANGE, NATURE, AND NEW BEGINNINGS.\nANCIENT GREEK CALENDARS MARK THE START OF THE NEW YEAR WITH THE SOLSTICE.\n","created_at":1737387604}