After a long night of feasting, gift giving and rejoicing, they ventured out before dawn to walk across the crunchy frigid snows down to the circle to welcome the reborn Star in the East as their ancestors had done for centuries before them.
In the Western Hemisphere and the snowier parts of the North particularly, Yule marks the halfway point of the darkest half of the year (and so is also called MidWinter). It is a time to stay close to home and warm by the fires. A time to celebrate and enjoying the most precious gift of family and good friends. From now until Litha the Sun will grown stronger and give us more and more light and warmth.
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