How to celebrate IMBOLC || The Wheel of the Year & Traditional Witchcraft || Wiccan Sabbats

Imbolc is the first of the wheel of the year Sabbats (if you are not a witch that is) and here is how to celebrate this with both traditional witchcraft and Wiccan ways. It is all about the Goddess Brighid otherwise known as St Brigid or Brigante in Old English. Being only half Gaelic, I want to show you not just the Gaelic witchcraft for this feast but also the traditional Anglo Saxon ways. This is ultimately a fire festival after all and the first of the year, known to christians and pagans alike as Candlemas.
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[@kirstimeretearnesen1202]

I have been searching for the tradidion on 2. February here in Norway.We are far from spring yet, as I have about 2 feet deep snow in my garden, so snowdrops are still a memory. I found by reading many articles that we used to celebrate the light, as we now start to have more daylight. At Jul we have very short days, only a few hours. And spring is still far away, we have got half the amount of the snow for the winter by now, and the farmes should still have half of the winter food for the farmanimals left. So the celebration is for light and fire.

[@flobeatrix6014]

Hiya! this is my first imbolc, loved your video! im celebrating with baked camembert and braided bread, reading poetry and cleaning xD xXx

[@elizabethpennington3985]

Lovely video! I'm enjoying going through this treasury of videos here on your channel, thank you 😊

[@saramuniz1400]

Thank you for the video. I’m new to celebrating magical holidays and this video helped me learn to make a saint Bridget’s cross. Thank you so much!

[@gabrielleangelica1977]

Yay, I found a new Wiccan channel! Subscribed 👍

[@sandyblack9698]

Great video. I seem to learn more about briget every time I see a video about her! Blessings 🐑🕯🕯

[@GinnyMetheral]

I'm so glad!

[@EmilyClockworker]

Hello and welcome back!! I'm so excited for Spring to come this year, and it will be so fun. Blessed Imbolc to you!

[@bridgetanne8242]

Hi Ginny! Imbolc and Lammas are my favorite pagan holy days.❤️

[@GinnyMetheral]

Lush

[@angelawise8063]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom. Happy belated birthday! Our birthdays are one day apart. Mine is January 17th. I spent the 16th up in the mountains above Tucson AZ playing in the snow. I thought of you and hoped you were also having a lovely day.

[@GinnyMetheral]

Happy birthday!

[@angelawise8063]

Thank you!

[@valerierichards3916]

Hi Ginny. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Blessed be.

[@GinnyMetheral]

You are so welcome

[@ecochicmuse6918]

Good evening Ginny, I was wondering.. Did you talked somewhere about your story and how you found out about witchcraft? Was it openly talked about in your family? This is so interesting!

[@GinnyMetheral]

I havent yet….

[@mikepribble7477]

Blessed be and many thanks for the knowledge imparted!

[@GinnyMetheral]

You are very welcome

[@SilverSparkles22]

This will be my first time honouring imbolc so this video is very inspiring. I can't help but laugh at the side digs to what thon Christian's stole😏 I was raised a Christian so I'm entitled to laugh😄 You're looking exceptionally well, welcome to the 50's club🥳

[@ChelseaMaeStage]

So informative and pleasant to listen to!

[@Dr.eggeaterr101]

Thank you Ginny 🖤

[@GinnyMetheral]

Pleasure

[@niarosser-hughes327]

Fun and informative as ever. Happy Imbolc 😊

[@GinnyMetheral]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@michellegaitens8823]

Hope your feeling better after Christmas,great info,thanks sharing your knowledge,.blessed be x

[@GinnyMetheral]

Thank you! You too!

[@samanthasnyder9087]

This was lovely, fun and very educational.Thank you! Liked, subscribed and looking forward to more content! ❤ Blessed Be!

[@GinnyMetheral]

Awesome, thank you!

[@angelalong6740]

Thank you Ginny. Your information is fun and I love your videos ❤

[@pamelasavage5157]

What if your running a bit late? And I'm a new fallowed and I adore you! I will be continuing. I am from the U.S.

[@SparkiMcSparks]

I so enjoy your videos. Thank you.

[@rainfalls2964]

I've missed you 🦉

[@GinnyMetheral]

Thanks

[@gabriellewear3080]

New subscriber!! 🔮

[@gabriellewear3080]

Here's been my question... how long do u leave those offerings on the Altar? & what do u do w them to discard of them?

[@samanthasnyder9087]

In my practice I discard the next day before a new offering is made. I offer them to the earth outside, to the animals spirits and fae. Under a tree or before an old rock is fine. ❤