The end of winter always feels like a turning point for me. I notice the way the light lingers just a little longer in the evening, and I can feel a quiet shift in my spirit, a soft reminder that brighter days are on their way. Imbolc is that moment

Imbolc is one of those sabbats that feels like a fresh breath of air. The dark winter days are finally starting to lighten, and there’s a sense of quiet anticipation for the renewal and growth ahead. For me, it’s a time to pause, reflect, and prepar

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 fir

ByEmma KytelerDecember 3, 2024

The Magic of Oat Bannocks at Imbolc

Oat bannocks are simple yet meaningful Scottish flatbreads steeped in tradition. These rustic breads are made with oats, a staple grain tied to prosperity and grounding energy. They

ByEmma KytelerDecember 28, 2024

Imbolc is a time of renewal, hope, and fiery transformation, making it the perfect season to incorporate crystals into your practice. Choosing the right crystals for Imbolc can enhance your connection to the energy

I adore a good spell jar! They’re are such simple yet powerful tools for our witchy practice. There’s something so grounding about intentionally layering ingredients, focusing on your intention, and sealing it all up with a bit of magic. And as we s

 JANUARY 19, 2018 BY CHRIS GODWIN

Imbolc pronounced IM-olg or IM-olk, evolved into St. Brighid’s day, and is considered the first day of spring. St Brighid’s feast is a February 1st continuation of Imbolc pagan traditions. It is one of the four fire