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Imbolc, the goddess Bridgid and her connection to Maman Brigitte Imbolc has arrived like a quiet breath after winter’s longest nights. It is a sacred pause where the earth is still cold, but something underneath is moving. Imbolc marks the quickening of life, the promise of spring, and the return of light. It is a threshold feast, a liminal moment, when hope is no longer an idea but a spark. Imbolc, is commonly linked with the goddess Brigid. Not just as a goddess, but as sacred flame. The keeper of the hearth, the patron of poetry, prophecy, healing and smithcraft. Brigid teaches us that creation begins small: a candle lit, a word spoken, a wound tended, a vision shaped by patient hands. This magic is devotional, intentional, and rooted in daily life. Imbolc asks us: What are you tending? What future are you quietly feeding? Find out more about Imbolc in the Dark Moon Rising classroom. For those rooted in the African diaspora and Louisiana spiritual traditions, Brigid’s flame may feel familiar. There is a powerful resonance with Maman Brigitte of Louisiana Voodoo who is another fierce, protective woman whose spirit is associated with fire, the dead, healing, justice, and the boundaries between worlds. While they come from different cosmologies and histories, the echo between them is undeniable: both guard liminal spaces, both demand respect, both protect the vulnerable, and both transform suffering into strength. This isn’t about collapsing traditions—it’s about recognizing how Spirit speaks in similar languages across cultures shaped by survival, resistance, and reverence. Imbolc reminds us that syncretism is not confusion, it is memory. It is a symbiotic global connection. It’s what happens when people carry their spirits across oceans, through colonization, through loss, and still find the flame waiting on the other side. Whether you light a candle for Brigid or pour a libation for Maman Brigitte, or simply whisper your intentions into the quiet; this season is about honoring the fire that refuses to go out.

The Night Before the Flame. This is the threshold night. A liminal space. In the Old Ways, the work was not done on Imbolc itself first, the preparations began the evening before. The ancestors understood. The energy of Imbolc and fire does not arrive uninvited. The space must be prepared and ready. What is unprepared cannot hold what is sacred. This was the night of clearing the final ash. The night of quiet readiness. The night when the house and the self, was made fit to receive Brigid. In some cultures women left a shawl or blanket out tonight to recieve the blessings of Brigid. This would become a nurturing blanket for the year ahead. Children would be cocooned in it, laid over those who were poorly and generally brought a sense of comfort to the home. You can feel the energy building as Imbolc approaches. Slowly increasing throughout the day. This isnt a day for active divination work but quiet reflection and preparation. You do not call. You do not invoke. You stand ready. You may notice, the quiet urge to pause rather than speak. A sense that “something is near” but not yet arrived. Imbolc does not rush. It approaches. Quietly. Calmly. Today’s Practice is Preparation Before sleep tonight look up quantum k healing and perhaps treat yourself to a salt bath. Look up our Brigid herbal salt bath blend. Tidy your altar area (if you have one). Set time aside to sit quietly for a moment. Affirmation “I am ready to receive what is meant for me. I am worthy" Do not light extra candles. Do not set intentions. Do not ask. Sleep. Imbolc arrives with the bird song.

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