I live in an apartment, and my windows face north, so sub-optimal for "going outside" and "doing things", but solstices, equinoxes, and (more importantly, because 'reasons') the new and full moon have always been important ritual days in our practice. Just so happens that the new moon is 3 days before the solstice this time, so there's that as well.
Rituals are never a big production for us, probably rating as "low-key", simply a specific time to stop and express our gratitude to the gods for anything and everything.
Will say, however, that being awake to welcome the sunrise sounds like a thing to be done this year.
Here's hoping your solstice is everything you desire.
I live in an apartment, and my windows face north, so sub-optimal for "going outside" and "doing things", but solstices, equinoxes, and (more importantly, because 'reasons') the new and full moon have always been important ritual days in our practice. Just so happens that the new moon is 3 days before the solstice this time, so there's that as well.
Rituals are never a big production for us, probably rating as "low-key", simply a specific time to stop and express our gratitude to the gods for anything and everything.
Will say, however, that being awake to welcome the sunrise sounds like a thing to be done this year.
Here's hoping your solstice is everything you desire.