How is the winter solstice celebrated?

Various countries, religions, and cultures all celebrate the winter solstice in different ways. One of the most exciting ways comes from the Japanese tradition of "Yuzuburo," which involves taking a citron bath accompanied by devout prayers for good health, prosperity, and spiritual gifts. The Yuletide of the Germanic/Scandinavian tribes celebrates by an elaborate feast, which is complemented with specific prayers and rites to "bring the sun back to life." In Iran, they light bonfires and perform purification rituals.

Ancient Romans observed winter solstice with their holiday called Saturnalia, which lasted for a week. Romans praised the god, Saturn during this time. In America, many Christian traditions are associated with the winter solstice. We regard winter solstice as part of Christmas.

There are different people from all over the world who believe that the winter solstice should always be celebrated. This will usually celebrate the longest hours of darkness so that the chance can be given a chance to regenerate. At the same time, some people believe that this is the time when the power of the moon is also at its strongest.

There are some people who celebrate this by having some festivals wherein different people can just come together and celebrate the event. Some celebrate it by spending time with their loved ones and talking about the regeneration of the sun. Some celebrate it by singing and dancing and generally just having fun. Some use it as a time for them to reflect on the things that they can do better.