Imbolc traditions pagan

Celebrate Imbolc with meaningful traditions and rituals! 🌿✨ Dive into the pagan roots of this special day with altar ideas, recipes, and crafts that honor Imbolc Brigit. Discover the perfect correspondences, crystals, and herbs to enhance your celebration, and create a beautiful Imbolc aesthetic with thoughtful decor and decorations. Click for inspiration on blessings, rituals, and ways to connect with the spirit of Imbolc.

This week we reach the midpoint of winter, marked by the cross-quarter day of Imbolc. Traditionally, Imbolc begins at sundown on February 1st & continues through February 2nd. Imbolc is an ancient Celtic holiday celebrating the very first stirrings of new life–the earliest breaths of spring. Even though there may still be snow on the ground […]

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As the frost begins to retreat and the days grow longer, we find ourselves on the cusp of a special time of year: Imbolc. Celebrated on the 1st of February, Imbolc marks the midway point between the winter solstice and the spring equinox. And the first stirrings of the World again after hibernation. The history & magic of Imbolc and way to celebrate