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Celebrate HumanLight - December 23rd
In Western societies, late December is the ""holiday season"". People wish each other a happy holiday assuming that everybody is celebrating one of the major religious holidays or is at least sharing the spirit of good cheer created by these holidays.
HumanLight allows Humanists to celebrate also. Humanists are not comfortable with holidays based on supernatural concepts, but nontheless wish to express their good wishes to others in a spirit of hope, love, and understanding.
HumanLight also gives us the opportunity to let people know that we are here. Our experience has shown over and over that people often feel alone and isolated when they first realize that they cannot accept supernatural explanations or religious guidelines for living. They may not know about the many great thinkers in our history who have come to the same conclusions, or that there are organizations of like-minded people with whom they can share feelings and experiences, and from whom they can learn.
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