Good evening.
Tonight is the longest night of the year.
There's something beautiful about that. The world is tilted toward darkness right now, and instead of fighting it, we can lean into it.
Long nights are for rest. For quiet. For letting the body recover what the light-filled days depleted.
You don't need to fill this darkness with activity. You can let it be what it is — an invitation to slow down, to go inward, to sleep deeply.
Tomorrow the light begins its return. But tonight, the darkness holds you.
Let it.
This is Evening Wind Down. Rest in the longest night. The light will come.