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 Debra Hall, as published on page 45 in the We'Moon 2022 day planner and wall calendar.

"Fragile stirrings at the threshold of spring. The great snaking energy of life has hibernated, shed a skin, its strike-ready kinetic energy is slowly uncoiling.

Moon & Sun ¤  Liz Darling 2016

We leave our caves for early signs of growth, a clear sighting of the crescent moon, first spring flowers spiking last year's leaves, new colours to live by as we turn towards fresh beginnings.

Forge and anvil, grove and well, we invoke Brighid of the bright knowledge, triple Goddess of midwifery, smithcraft and healing to help us stay grounded and find our balance between savouring and protecting the Earth."...read more

—Debra Hall © Mother Tongue Ink 2021

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. 
• Debra Hall (Castle Douglas, Scotland) I am a soulmaker, writer, dancer and mindfulness teacher. I love life and the life of life. 
• 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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