Tag: wheel of the year

• Celebrating Imbolc in a Time of Injustice and Hatred

  

  Imbolc is a subtle celebration of renewal, situated between winter and spring, emphasizing care and hope amidst darkness and injustice. It encourages quiet actions over grand gestures, recognizing that small gestures of kindness sustain life. Imbolc is a reminder that tending to hope is a persistent, necessary practice, not just an emotion.

  Elizabeth Gault

  January 27, 2026

  lifestyle, Scottish Folklore & Myths

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• Beltane: Fire, Fertility, and the Celtic Festival of Renewal

  

  Beltane, an ancient Celtic festival, celebrates renewal, fertility, and connection to nature as spring transitions to summer. Observed on April 30th and May 1st, it features fire rituals, courtship traditions, and symbolic dances. The festival emphasizes life force, creativity, and honoring the wild spirit within, inviting new beginnings and joyous transformations.

  Elizabeth Gault

  April 28, 2025

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