Imbolc blessings witches! As winter hits its midway point and spring is on the horizon, it is a time to clear the air, rid ourselves of items that no longer serve us, and create new tools and endeavours in the waning dark so they are ready to sprout in spring. An Imbolc cleaning is a perfect way to begin this important time. But while most spring cleaners might be frantically Marie Kondo-ing their homes, we witches take a much more magickal approach to cleaning, building intent into every cleaning action. While necessary, cleaning can feel like a daunting task, but by starting with a positive...

Imbolc begins the waning of winter and the awakening of spring which is absolutely fabulous. Like many of us, by February 1st I am done with the cold, dryness in the air, and grey skies that winter brings. I crave for return of the sun and with it the moment when spring returns bringing with it new ideas, new projects and bright times. In preparation for the vernal season I turn to the ritual of spring cleaning and cleansing. As I clean my focus is on clearing my space from bad energy lingering in the ignored corners of my home, and to building intent, welcoming good...

In this meditation, we will celebrate the Imbolc season by learning the significance of three Elder Futhark runes that are related to this time of year: Algiz ᛉ (ahl-geez), Sowilo (so-we-low), and Teiwaz ᛏ (tee-woz). You will need: Divination Wooden Rune Set, or you can inscribe the necessary runes on a sheet of paper Selenite Pyramid Tower Water in a small container, if possible you can use melted snow Candles, like our Black Altar Tealight or Triple Goddess Imbolc Candles Cannabis, if you will be consuming it before the meditation At Yule, we meditated on three runes: Jera, Eihwaz, and Perthro. You can review...

At Imbolc, the earth is quickening like a child in the belly of its mother. The light is returning, and with it comes the promise of new life. Thus, we honour Brigid (or Brigit), Goddess of Healing and Fertility, Goddess of Smiths, and Goddess of Poetry. I've been practicing witchcraft for decades now, and this ritual comes directly from the Book of Shadows I kept as a teen witch. Back then, I practiced by myself in the woods that lined the local creek, using spells and rituals I wrote myself ... and some that I copied out of books I wished...

Clean Your Bong! Imbolc is a time of purification and that can apply to your cannabis consumption tools as well. Not only will it make your bong look brand new again but it’ll make your smoking experience that much more positive! Once you clean your bong, fill it with fresh water and charge it under the next full moon for peaceful puffing! Celebrate with a Personal Ritual: Harness the power of cannabis in your Imbolc ritual. Try creating your own Imbolc ritual or follow Amanda’s solitary rituals here and here. Bring the magick of Brigid into your home at Imbolc by crafting a Brigid doll...