Why “Equal Night”? The word Equinox contains something worth contemplating. Equinox comes from the Latin aequinoctium: aequus (“equal”) + nox/noctis (“night”). So, essentially, “equal night.” Not “equal day.” The term refers to the time when night becomes approximately equal to day. Interestingly, the date when day and night are actually closest to equal is sometimes called the Equilux. The word Equinox gives the night equal standing. Darkness is not simply the absence of something else. For...

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“I Got It”: How Spirit Speaks in Symbols — and Why It Matters This morning, for the very first time in 17 years of living in this home, I...