Imbolc or Imbolg means “in the belly” & is a Celtic Gaelic festival that celebrates the half-way point between Winter Solstice (Dec. 21st) & Spring (Mar. 20th). It signifies the return of the light & warmer days. We see the Goddess Brigid, The Mother Saint of Ireland, with her fiery red hair and flowing, pastel… Continue reading Imbolc
🎃“It’s the MOST wonderful time of the year”. Halloween or traditionally called Samhain (pronounced soW-en) is an ancient Celtic/Pagan tradition still celebrated, BIG TIME, today. It signaled a time of total celebration of the year gone past. It was considered to be a New Year celebration of sorts, the end of the great Wheel of… Continue reading The Spirit of Samhain
Winter Solstice has finally arrived in the northern hemisphere which is also known as "Mid-Winter". A time that signals total hibernation and more dark days but there is also great significance and huge celebration. This is a time when the Sun finally returns in hopes of longer days of light and warmer temperatures in the months… Continue reading Winter Solstice: Significance & Celebration
