Understanding Sun Movement and Seasons

South is anything outward from the center.

So that is South and that is South.

East is right around the center.

If you are here and you go East, you would end up in the same position.

West is the opposite.

If you are here and you go left around the center, then you would end up in the same position.

So this is how the sun truly works.

This is why we have four seasons.

We have three tropics. We

have the Tropic of Capricorn, the Equator, the Middle Ring, and the Tropic of Cancer, the Inner Small Ring.

The sun rotates, doing a big circle into small circle, then back out from the small circle back into the big circle.

The Northern people are the people below this ring, which is the Equator, the Northern.

When the sun is in the small ring, the Tropic of Cancer, this is now the summertime for the Northern people.

But then it spirals back out to the Equator, which is Libra, and then back out to the Tropic of Capricorn, the Outer Ring.

That is now the wintertime for the Northern people and the summertime for the people in these outer lands.

Then the sun, once it's done in the wintertime in the Tropic of Capricorn,

it will slowly back spiral back inward and repeat this process every single year.