I'm a Buddhist who loves mythology, anthropology, Jungian archetypes, non-Jungian archetypes, and all kinds of thinking, not just emotional or rational.
Wikipedia Is German about the collective female spirit Dis, and for Anglo-Saxons it's Mōdraniht.
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| The Dises by Dorothy Hardy |
For the Celts they had Des Matrona
For Anglo-Saxons it's Mōdraniht, or Mother Night. For the Romans it was Saturnalia.
The tradition is Dongzhi in China and throughout Asia. There is a connection to yin and yang.
Makar Sankranti in Hindu India, which is January 14/15.
Yaldā Night in Iran, where they can read Hafez, the height of Persian literature, late into the night.
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