Imbolc: To light your Way into Spring!

Imbolc is February 2nd! 

Celebrate the nearing end of Winter!! 

Imbolc, a traditionally Gaelic celebration marks the beginning of Spring and the near end of Winter. Shoots and Sprouts start to appear beneath the ground and we see glimmers of colors appear in the stark winter landscape. 

Enjoy an Excerpt of our Imbolc Holy Day writing by Molly Remer, as published on page 43 in the We'Moon 2023 datebook and wall calendar.

"Here we are in seed time, dream time, looking for the cracks of light that tell us to stretch out and grow. We are invited to consider this possibility:

Moon & Sun ¤  Liz Darling 2016

What if there is nothing wrong? What if there is no too slow? What if we live a miracle every day, and we don't have to earn it?"...read more

—Molly Remer © Mother Tongue Ink 2022

Take a deep dive into Imbolc Rituals and Traditions! 

Featured Art: Generation to Generation © Barb Levine 2018 

• Barb Levine is painting on wood these days as she renovates a very old, shabby house. Her paintings celebrate nature and strong, nurturing women as natural conduits for being peace, beauty and healing into the world. Tending the sacred fire. Works of art, flower and gem essences, mending the soul, awakening the heart, changing the dream. Blessed Be. 
• Molly Remer, MSW, D.Min (Rolla, MO) is a priestess facilitating women's circles, seasonal rituals, & family ceremonies. Molly & her husband, Mark, co-create original Story Goddesses at Brigid's Grove (brigidsgrove.etsy.com). Molly is the author of nine books, including Walking with Persephone, Whole and Holy, Womanrunes, & The Goddess Devotional. She is the creator of the devotional experience #30DaysofGoddess & she loves savoring small magic & everyday enchantment. 
• Liz Darling (Pittsburg, KS) is a visual artist and teacher. Deliberate and intricate, Darling creates precise compositions that center on themes of spirituality, transience, the divine feminine, and the natural world.

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