I carry the fire 

I am the earth.

And even if you think I am still in winter, I do not sleep.

When the snow covers me, when frost hardens my skin, and the wind sweeps my fields bare, I retreat inward. Deep beneath my layers, I keep what you canno

In a few days, we preparing for this beautiful celebration Imbolc – The Festival of Light and Renewal 

Tradition and Meaning:

Imbolc, celebrated around February 1st–2nd, marks the turning of the wheel from winter to spring. It is a festival of l

❥❥❥♥︎❥❥❥Blessed Imbolc to ALL...❥❥❥♥︎❥❥❥

The history of the seasonsOur ancestors may not have understood the equinoxes and solstices as events that occur during Earth’s yearly orbit around the sun. But if they were observant – and some were very observant indeed – they surely marked the day

So now, as the Maiden form of the Goddess whispers to us of hope and new beginnings at the festival of Imbolc, it is on a cold February morning that you are invited to step onto the
"Wheel of the Year.”

~ Carole Carlton

Art : Wendy Andrew

Maple Awen Ritual

Traditionally, Imbolc is a celebration of the first stirrings of spring coming back into the land. For people living in temperate parts of North America, particularly on the eastern seaboard, the timing can be challenging–we ar