Wheel of the Year Course “The Time of Milk: Imbolc” Starting January 25

Imbolc: Awakening with Nature!

On February 2, we celebrate the next festival of the Wheel of the Year—Imbolc, marking the transition from winter’s slumber to spring’s awakening. The name “Imbolc” comes from the word “milk”, symbolizing the time when lambs are born, and ewes begin producing milk to nurture their young.

This festival resonates across many cultures. Among the Slavic tribes, Gromnitsa was celebrated around this time, signifying the beginning of the spring period. Today, Imbolc is partly known as St. Brigid’s Day, a legacy of the Catholic Church, which transformed the Irish goddess Brigid into a saint.

Imbolc is a time of milk and fire, a period of cleansing the snowy layer under which we’ve slumbered throughout winter. It signals the awakening of the earth’s potential, the start of life and creation that will soon flourish before our eyes. During this time, the Great Goddess feeds her son, the Sun, with milk, helping him grow stronger every day—just as the length of daylight increases for us.

In the course “The Time of Milk: Imbolc,” you will immerse yourself in the magic of this season:

Explore the rich history and traditions of Imbolc, delving into the myths and legends surrounding this ancient celebration.
Learn how to create a special atmosphere in your home, filling it with magical fire and living water to invite blessings and renewal.
Prepare traditional treats and decorate your home to truly embody the spirit of Imbolc.
Engage in practices and rituals that promote growth, prosperity, and abundance for the year ahead.
Participate in the Magical Ritual of Imbolc: “For Growth and Prosperity.”

Join our magical journey and let your life bloom alongside the first signs of spring!