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Many families cherish and practice traditions celebrating the end of the year. The Great Festival of the Winter Dragon is a guide for living the last 13 days of the year in a mindful and meaningful way. Each day brings a new theme and focus. While the Winter Dragon may mean different things to different people, what is important is to remember that the Dragon is a symbol of our hopes, our desires, and the best of each of us...
Many families cherish and practice traditions celebrating the end of the year. The Great Festival of the Winter Dragon is a guide for living the last 13 days of the year in a mindful and meaningful way. Each day brings a new theme and focus. While the Winter Dragon may mean different things to different people, what is important is to remember that the Dragon is a symbol of our hopes, our desires, and the best of each of us...
The Days of Celebration
The Days of Celebration
Day 2 (December 20th) – Sleep in and eat sweets
Day 2 (December 20th) – Sleep in and eat sweets
Day 3 (December 21st) – Winter solstice observation: Watch the sunrise and sunset
Day 3 (December 21st) – Winter solstice observation: Watch the sunrise and sunset
Day 4 (December 22nd) – Day of complaints
Day 4 (December 22nd) – Day of complaints
Day 5 (December 23rd) – Day of forgiveness
Day 5 (December 23rd) – Day of forgiveness
Day 6 (December 24th) – Family time specialness
Day 6 (December 24th) – Family time specialness
Day 7 (December 25th) – More family time specialness
Day 7 (December 25th) – More family time specialness
Day 8 (December 26th) – Burn something in your fireplace
Day 8 (December 26th) – Burn something in your fireplace
Day 9 (December 27th) – Donate to charity in the name of the Dragon
Day 9 (December 27th) – Donate to charity in the name of the Dragon
Day 10 (December 28th) – Play a board game
Day 10 (December 28th) – Play a board game
Day 11 (December 29th) – Think about the past
Day 11 (December 29th) – Think about the past
Day 12 (December 30th) – Think about the future
Day 12 (December 30th) – Think about the future
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year!
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