Solstice

The sun rises over the 5,000-year-old Stonehenge monument on the day of the summer solstice.

I ask Jonathan Cainer permission to post here his thought of the day:

I am happy to report that the Sun came up this morning. I saw it with my own eyes. I really don't think it noticed me. Nor do I believe it was responding to the many others who stayed up all night at Solstice gatherings across the globe. The Sun doesn't care whether it is being appreciated or ignored. It doesn't give or withhold its light according to how much it approves of what it is illuminating. It just sends out a continuous invitation to each person on the planet. "Copy me," it urges, "just be yourself and shine!"