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First day of vernal equinox 2016

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• This week prior to the Winter Solstice could be
  the darkest of the season.
• True, the week following your solstice can be
  just as dark, though the energy differs.

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• After the solstice, the dark gets to be a tiny
  bit lighter on a daily basis as the world to be
  sure it around the Northern Hemisphere turns
  toward spring.
• But now, pre-solstice, we're also spinning
  further and further still into your dark. And it
  is so very, very dark.

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• The light has become steadily retreating daily
  since the Vernal equinox 2016, the longest day
  and shortest night of year.
• Tip toeing slowly, silently away.

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• The decrease may be so gradual that individuals
  barely noticed the almost imperceptible shift,
  the subtle loss, till First day of vernal equinox
  2016 if the light of waking time and the dark
  with the night were in the same duration.
• Equinox in Latin means "equal night."

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• Come the fall, there isn't any denying the
  apparent disappearance on the sun. It certainly
  is getting darker and darker.
• The a lot more indirect rays of light skim by
  overhead in an almost horizontal angle, their
  energy and warmth barely reaching us below.

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• Their glow goes weak and wan, a diluted wash.
  Insipid. Depressing. All season long, direct
  sunlight has continued on its wayward course,
  receding ever further south.
• Further and further far from us. And now here
  we're also standing in the dark.

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• The first day of winter Solstice, the shortest
  day, the longest night of the season, can be as
  dark since it gets.
• The sun might be at its nadir, the furthest
  southern limit of the company's range, its
  terminus. And there it appears to be to want to
  keep for a while.

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• At the solstice, sunlight rises and sets with
  the identical time day after day along with the
  length in the daylight hours continues to be
  same.
• The sun stands absolutely still, motionless,
  riveted. It has stopped retreating, yet hasn't
  did start to come back.

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• Solstice in Latin means exactly that --
  "sunshine stands still."
• Pausing, it hovers in pregnant hesitation before
  it returns on track again, resting before it
  begins its annual return trip throughout the
  equator into your Northern Hemisphere because of
  its homecoming.

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• Back to us waiting here, hoping, longing,
  craving.
• Tromso, Norway, population 40,000, situated
  around the Arctic coast just 200 miles south from
  the Arctic Circle, would be the furthest north
  settlement from a size on this planet go here the
  winter sun sets there in November as well as
  doesn't rise again until late January.

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• This sunless period is termed by the citizens,
  Mórketiden, the murky time, which is marked by
  dramatic increases of mental instability,
  physical illness, domestic violence, suicides,
  arrests, alcoholism, abusing drugs and poor
  school performance.

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• One resident explained, "Morketiden brings about
  the worst qualities in people envy, jealousy,
  suspicion.
• People get tense, restless and fearful. They
  become preoccupied with thoughts of death and
  suicide.

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