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Imbolc

Brigid

Column: Brat Bride

By Luke Babb | February 13, 2021

Luke Babb never considered themself to be working with the Celtic goddess Brigid – but time and chance shows that the goddess has never been far from Luke’s heart.

Africa

Blessings of Imbolc and Lughnasadh

By The Wild Hunt | February 2, 2021

TWH covers some observances of the turning of the wheel in both the northern and southern hemispheres.

Paganism

Column: Restoring the Soul – Love, Laughter, and Abundance

By Clio Ajana | February 1, 2020

Clio Ajana celebrates Brunalia, the sabbat some traditions know as Imbolc or Candlemas, a time of year for refreshing the soul and renewing one’s sense of spiritual purpose.

Paganism

Guest Column: Returning to Brigid in the Midst of Loss

By Guest Contributor | January 31, 2020

In a special Imbolc piece, guest columnist Sheri Barker shares her story of grief after the passing of her daughter and her return to the comfort of the goddess Brigid.

Culture

Marmots in the snow: Imbolc morning in Pennsylvania

By Manny Tejeda y Moreno | February 2, 2019

The Wild Hunt explores the ancient tradition of animal augury and omen reading – from ancient Rome to current day Punxsutawney, PA – along with the rituals observed to ensure a proper reading.

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Deck: The Halloween Tarot, by Karin Lee, art by Kipling West, and published by U.S. Games Systems, Inc.

Card: Six of Bats (Air/Swords)

The incoming week, in addition to being filled with the usually spooky fun for this time of year, is liable to hold promising signs of improvement and better times soon to arrive. Decisive action may be required to head off and overcome potentially difficult or troublesome situations. The need to let go of past issues and emotional baggage in order to move forward and on to greener pastures is also indicated.

Conversely, holding on to beliefs, practices, and relationships that no longer serve to provide positive aspects may prevent the ability to advance one’s personal practices, career, and relationships. Recognizing that a transition is already underway and embracing it rather than fighting it is likely to be key. Additionally, wrapping up loose ends and unfinished business is also indicated.

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