Ask Aislin - Episode 171: A Witch's Guide to Imbolc | Lore, Traditions, Spells & Seasonal Practices

Описание: Imbolc is one of the quieter Sabbats on the Wheel of the Year, but it plays an important role in the seasonal cycle. It marks the midpoint between the Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox, when the light is slowly returning and the next phase of the year begins to take shape.

In this week's episode, we explore where the holiday comes from, how it was traditionally observed, and how we can work with Imbolc today in both magickal and mundane ways.

In this episode, we explore:

✨ The seasonal and historical roots of Imbolc

✨ Traditional ways Imbolc was observed

✨ Practical spellwork and rituals appropriate for this time of year

✨ Simple, realistic ways to mark the Imbolc season

✨ How Imbolc supports preparation, clearing, and early-stage renewal

This episode is for witches who want seasonal practices that feel meaningful, supportive, and doable without the pressure to “manifest” or rush the process.


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In this episode:
0:00 Intro
1:53 What is Imbolc?
11:29 The origins of Imbolc
20:43 The goddess Brigid and her connection to Imbolc
24:50 The connection of the fire element to Imbolc
27:26 The deeper meaning of Imbolc
36:14 Traditional Imbolc observances
37:30 Imbolc candle lighting idea
41:00 House blessings at Imbolc
43:43 Imbolc offerings
46:04 Imbolc renewal spell
50:06 Fire and ash releaseing spell
51:55 Tool and supply check
54:08 Cleaning with purpose
56:56 Divination at Imbolc
57:55 Journal prompts for Imbolc
59:08 How the full moon will affect this Imbolc
1:00:35 Imbolc as a season and not a singular day
1:02:18 Join us for our online Imbolc ritual on 2/1


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