Summer Solstice

Our wise ancestors, who endowed every natural phenomenon with human features, celebrated on this day the birthday of the Thunder God Perun - he is the king of the Gods Indra in India and Zeus in Greece, and the Celts and druids - the feast of Lita, which can be translated as "the longest day of the year".
Many rituals and traditions on the day of the summer solstice resemble the celebration of Ivan Kupala. And indeed, initially Midsummer Day was closely associated with the longest day of the year.
The summer solstice strongly affects all living organisms, be they humans or plants. The ancestors have long noticed that it is until the Solstice that annual plants grow in height, and after that they begin to energetically nourish their fruits.
It is also noticed that the seeds that will be sown on June 20-21 will either not come up at all, or the seedlings will be weak and frail even if they artificially lengthen the duration of the day.
During the summer solstice, the entire space around us is literally saturated with the energy of the Sun.
June 20-21 is ideal for programming the future - from the very morning, set yourself up for a positive wave and do not miss it at least until sunset.
The Earth will be located at the farthest point from the Sun and the astronomical summer will come!