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  1. In this #grimoirezine I take a look at
    #Imbolc, also known as #SaintBrigidsDay, a traditional Gaelic festival celebrated on February 1st and 2nd in the northern hemisphere that marks the midpoint between the winter solstice and the spring equinox. This seasonal, cross-quarter #sabbat is known for initiating new beginnings, purification and the slow first signs of spring."Read more about how to get your hands on this #zine and what it includes:
    darkhabits.net/post/imbolc-gri
    #imbolczine #witch

  2. Brigid’s Cross Tutorial

    "In Ireland #Candlemas (or pagan #Imbolc) is celebrated as St Brigid’s feast day. It’s a holiday where the returning of the light and the nature after the dark winter is celebrated. A typical symbol for this holiday is the Brigid’s cross (or Brigit’s cross), a four-ended cross made of straw or rushes, with a knotted pattern in the middle. Traditionally the crosses are made on the holiday and set over doorways and windows to protect the home from fire or any kind of harm.

    There are many different variations of Brigid’s crosses. The Brigid’s Cross tutorial I’m showing here is the most common."

    Learn more:
    colorful-crafts.com/2016/01/15

    #SolarPunkSunday #SaintBrigidsDay #BrigitsCross #PaganCrafts #DIY #Crafting #DIYGifts #Straw #Plaiting #PlaitingStraw #Rushes #BrigidCross

  3. Brigid’s Cross Tutorial

    "In Ireland #Candlemas (or pagan #Imbolc) is celebrated as St Brigid’s feast day. It’s a holiday where the returning of the light and the nature after the dark winter is celebrated. A typical symbol for this holiday is the Brigid’s cross (or Brigit’s cross), a four-ended cross made of straw or rushes, with a knotted pattern in the middle. Traditionally the crosses are made on the holiday and set over doorways and windows to protect the home from fire or any kind of harm.

    There are many different variations of Brigid’s crosses. The Brigid’s Cross tutorial I’m showing here is the most common."

    Learn more:
    colorful-crafts.com/2016/01/15

    #SolarPunkSunday #SaintBrigidsDay #BrigitsCross #PaganCrafts #DIY #Crafting #DIYGifts #Straw #Plaiting #PlaitingStraw #Rushes #BrigidCross

  4. Brigid’s Cross Tutorial

    "In Ireland #Candlemas (or pagan #Imbolc) is celebrated as St Brigid’s feast day. It’s a holiday where the returning of the light and the nature after the dark winter is celebrated. A typical symbol for this holiday is the Brigid’s cross (or Brigit’s cross), a four-ended cross made of straw or rushes, with a knotted pattern in the middle. Traditionally the crosses are made on the holiday and set over doorways and windows to protect the home from fire or any kind of harm.

    There are many different variations of Brigid’s crosses. The Brigid’s Cross tutorial I’m showing here is the most common."

    Learn more:
    colorful-crafts.com/2016/01/15

    #SolarPunkSunday #SaintBrigidsDay #BrigitsCross #PaganCrafts #DIY #Crafting #DIYGifts #Straw #Plaiting #PlaitingStraw #Rushes #BrigidCross

  5. Brigid’s Cross Tutorial

    "In Ireland #Candlemas (or pagan #Imbolc) is celebrated as St Brigid’s feast day. It’s a holiday where the returning of the light and the nature after the dark winter is celebrated. A typical symbol for this holiday is the Brigid’s cross (or Brigit’s cross), a four-ended cross made of straw or rushes, with a knotted pattern in the middle. Traditionally the crosses are made on the holiday and set over doorways and windows to protect the home from fire or any kind of harm.

    There are many different variations of Brigid’s crosses. The Brigid’s Cross tutorial I’m showing here is the most common."

    Learn more:
    colorful-crafts.com/2016/01/15

    #SolarPunkSunday #SaintBrigidsDay #BrigitsCross #PaganCrafts #DIY #Crafting #DIYGifts #Straw #Plaiting #PlaitingStraw #Rushes #BrigidCross

  6. Brigid’s Cross Tutorial

    "In Ireland #Candlemas (or pagan #Imbolc) is celebrated as St Brigid’s feast day. It’s a holiday where the returning of the light and the nature after the dark winter is celebrated. A typical symbol for this holiday is the Brigid’s cross (or Brigit’s cross), a four-ended cross made of straw or rushes, with a knotted pattern in the middle. Traditionally the crosses are made on the holiday and set over doorways and windows to protect the home from fire or any kind of harm.

    There are many different variations of Brigid’s crosses. The Brigid’s Cross tutorial I’m showing here is the most common."

    Learn more:
    colorful-crafts.com/2016/01/15

    #SolarPunkSunday #SaintBrigidsDay #BrigitsCross #PaganCrafts #DIY #Crafting #DIYGifts #Straw #Plaiting #PlaitingStraw #Rushes #BrigidCross

  7. Happy Saint Brigid’s Day! ☘️✨

    Wishing everyone a joyful and blessed day as we celebrate Saint Brigid, the patroness of Ireland. May her spirit of kindness, creativity, and strength inspire us all. Let’s welcome the arrival of spring with hope, warmth, and generosity.

    #SaintBrigidsDay #SpringBegins

  8. #Imbolc (or #Imbolg) marked the first day of #spring in pre-Christian #Gaelic culture. Between the darkness of winter and the brightness of summer, spring was a time of planting, or renewal, and of rebirth; as such, it was associated with the goddess #Brigid.

    Brigid of Kildare was named after the goddess, so naturally she became associated with the day after being declared a saint (and absorbing many of the goddess' other attributes). That's why Imbolc is also #SaintBrigidsDay

  9. #Imbolc (or #Imbolg) marked the first day of #spring in pre-Christian #Gaelic culture. Between the darkness of winter and the brightness of summer, spring was a time of planting, or renewal, and of rebirth; as such, it was associated with the goddess #Brigid.

    Brigid of Kildare was named after the goddess, so naturally she became associated with the day after being declared a saint (and absorbing many of the goddess' other attributes). That's why Imbolc is also #SaintBrigidsDay

  10. #Imbolc (or #Imbolg) marked the first day of #spring in pre-Christian #Gaelic culture. Between the darkness of winter and the brightness of summer, spring was a time of planting, or renewal, and of rebirth; as such, it was associated with the goddess #Brigid.

    Brigid of Kildare was named after the goddess, so naturally she became associated with the day after being declared a saint (and absorbing many of the goddess' other attributes). That's why Imbolc is also #SaintBrigidsDay

  11. #Imbolc (or #Imbolg) marked the first day of #spring in pre-Christian #Gaelic culture. Between the darkness of winter and the brightness of summer, spring was a time of planting, or renewal, and of rebirth; as such, it was associated with the goddess #Brigid.

    Brigid of Kildare was named after the goddess, so naturally she became associated with the day after being declared a saint (and absorbing many of the goddess' other attributes). That's why Imbolc is also #SaintBrigidsDay

  12. #Imbolc (or #Imbolg) marked the first day of #spring in pre-Christian #Gaelic culture. Between the darkness of winter and the brightness of summer, spring was a time of planting, or renewal, and of rebirth; as such, it was associated with the goddess #Brigid.

    Brigid of Kildare was named after the goddess, so naturally she became associated with the day after being declared a saint (and absorbing many of the goddess' other attributes). That's why Imbolc is also #SaintBrigidsDay

  13. Happy #SaintBrigidsDay! Which also means Happy #Imbolc! We now move into the section of the year that comes between the darkness of #winter and the light of #summer - that's right, while #MetÉireann officially considers #February to be the last month of winter, Irish people know it's the first month of #spring

    Three days from now, the sun will hit 315° of the ecliptic. That day is #Lichun, the first day of spring in China, Vietnam, Korea, and Japan.

    #Imbolg

  14. Happy #SaintBrigidsDay! Which also means Happy #Imbolc! We now move into the section of the year that comes between the darkness of #winter and the light of #summer - that's right, while #MetÉireann officially considers #February to be the last month of winter, Irish people know it's the first month of #spring

    Three days from now, the sun will hit 315° of the ecliptic. That day is #Lichun, the first day of spring in China, Vietnam, Korea, and Japan.

    #Imbolg

  15. Happy #SaintBrigidsDay! Which also means Happy #Imbolc! We now move into the section of the year that comes between the darkness of #winter and the light of #summer - that's right, while #MetÉireann officially considers #February to be the last month of winter, Irish people know it's the first month of #spring

    Three days from now, the sun will hit 315° of the ecliptic. That day is #Lichun, the first day of spring in China, Vietnam, Korea, and Japan.

    #Imbolg

  16. Happy #SaintBrigidsDay! Which also means Happy #Imbolc! We now move into the section of the year that comes between the darkness of #winter and the light of #summer - that's right, while #MetÉireann officially considers #February to be the last month of winter, Irish people know it's the first month of #spring

    Three days from now, the sun will hit 315° of the ecliptic. That day is #Lichun, the first day of spring in China, Vietnam, Korea, and Japan.

    #Imbolg

  17. Happy #SaintBrigidsDay! Which also means Happy #Imbolc! We now move into the section of the year that comes between the darkness of #winter and the light of #summer - that's right, while #MetÉireann officially considers #February to be the last month of winter, Irish people know it's the first month of #spring

    Three days from now, the sun will hit 315° of the ecliptic. That day is #Lichun, the first day of spring in China, Vietnam, Korea, and Japan.

    #Imbolg

  18. At last, we've reached February 1!
    Lá Fhéile Bríde, St. Brigid's Day, marks the beginning of spring here in Ireland.
    It's become a SM tradition for me to share my dear old friend Jens' beautiful composition for acoustic guitar on this day. 🎶 Enjoy.
    Teacht an Earraigh - The Coming of Spring
    #ireland #imbolc #guitar #saintbrigidsday #springtime
    youtube.com/watch?v=clMIGq0jRb

  19. At last, we've reached February 1!
    Lá Fhéile Bríde, St. Brigid's Day, marks the beginning of spring here in Ireland.
    It's become a SM tradition for me to share my dear old friend Jens' beautiful composition for acoustic guitar on this day. 🎶 Enjoy.
    Teacht an Earraigh - The Coming of Spring
    #ireland #imbolc #guitar #saintbrigidsday #springtime
    youtube.com/watch?v=clMIGq0jRb

  20. At last, we've reached February 1!
    Lá Fhéile Bríde, St. Brigid's Day, marks the beginning of spring here in Ireland.
    It's become a SM tradition for me to share my dear old friend Jens' beautiful composition for acoustic guitar on this day. 🎶 Enjoy.
    Teacht an Earraigh - The Coming of Spring
    #ireland #imbolc #guitar #saintbrigidsday #springtime
    youtube.com/watch?v=clMIGq0jRb

  21. At last, we've reached February 1!
    Lá Fhéile Bríde, St. Brigid's Day, marks the beginning of spring here in Ireland.
    It's become a SM tradition for me to share my dear old friend Jens' beautiful composition for acoustic guitar on this day. 🎶 Enjoy.
    Teacht an Earraigh - The Coming of Spring
    #ireland #imbolc #guitar #saintbrigidsday #springtime
    youtube.com/watch?v=clMIGq0jRb

  22. At last, we've reached February 1!
    Lá Fhéile Bríde, St. Brigid's Day, marks the beginning of spring here in Ireland.
    It's become a SM tradition for me to share my dear old friend Jens' beautiful composition for acoustic guitar on this day. 🎶 Enjoy.
    Teacht an Earraigh - The Coming of Spring
    #ireland #imbolc #guitar #saintbrigidsday #springtime
    youtube.com/watch?v=clMIGq0jRb