Imbolc

Imbolc—also known as Brigid’s Day—is a time to awaken from our months of introspection and start making plans for the future. This guide to the history and modern celebration of Imbolc shows you how to perform rituals and magic to celebrate and work with the energy of the re-awakening earth. • Rituals • Recipes • Lore • Spells • Divination • Crafts • Correspondences • Invocations • Prayers • Meditations Llewellyn’s Sabbat Essentials explore the old and new ways of celebrating the seasonal rites that are the cornerstones of the witch’s year.

The Merlin Tree is a place between the Worlds were Fay, and Elf and Human Meet To sing and dance and to tell a tale, to share the Magic, to take a Chance, To share in Ancient Mystery, beneath it's Wide Spread Canopy. And we I sing an Imbolc Song, The place between the worlds grow strong

Do you feel disconnected from the season, like you're not observing the Wheel of the Year in a way that brings you nearer to the universe and it's ultimate plan? IMBOLC A Witch's Journal & Workbook can help you get back on track during the Imbolc late winter season. Includes: Monthly & Weekly Planner Pages Guided Journal Prompts to center yourself Seasonal Correspondences Activity Ideas for All Ages Decorating Ideas Food & Drink Ideas 12-Month Divination Record for New Year, with space for reflection on your readings 100 cream high-quality pages Soft, glossy colorful cover Page illustrations and frames Ideal gift for pagans and witches in both hemispheres, undated pages! Around February 2nd - Northern Hemisphere Around August 2st - Southern Hemisphere Scroll up and grab several copies of this treasure for yourself and your friends and family!

Ten-year-old Shanna has an uneasy feeling about a stranger her seven-year-old brother Rye met on way home from school. Is she just a silly chicken or is this what Momma calls intuition? Shanna and Rye are also disturbed by an angry presence in the shadows under some pine trees and by a mysterious raven. Their mother shows them how to use the magic of Imbolc to protect themselves and stand up for their beliefs. This is the first book in the Children's Wheel of the Year series for earth-centered, Pagan and Wiccan families. It is also a useful book for anyone teaching children about multicultural tolerance and about how to use intuition rather than prejudice to judge potentially dangerous situations.

The Promise of Spring is a story about the return of springtime and the holiday that we refer to as Imbolc. It is a time when winter is coming to an end and we await the return of the sun and rebirth of nature in the world around us. It is about celebration and faith in the future, of families and the time when we share and when we grow. It is a chance for you to find opportunities to introduce some of your own beliefs during this time of year into your child's world in a way that they will understand and enjoy. The series is designed to match your child's interest and reading skill level by using short sentences and stories made up of words children can sound out using phonic skills and words that are important to remember.

Bean E.Fallwell loves grilled cheese sandwiches, old movies, her best friend Goose and God. This is the story of Bean's life, from her conception in the back seat of an off-duty cab to a bus-station phone booth in Cheyenne, Wyoming, thirty years later.

A High Priestess of Wicca and a third-degree Wiccan devote this custom-filled book to Brigid's Festival of Returning Light, an ancient holiday filled with hope.