Is anyone celebrating Imbloc today? If so, what are you doing?
@GreyAndGreen I'm not familiar please explain
@pmvines It's a Pagan holiday and I happen to be. Hugs. @GreyAndGreen The holiday isn't completely Pagan but the earliest mention of Brigid is as a pagan goddess.
Thank you @stormydaycuddle ! I know I can just look it up but you cant converse with Google 🙂
@pmvines Bingo!
@pmvines thanks to things like ChatGPT, soon you may be able to have a conversation with google! Not gonna lie, I prefer actual humans though
@NYCLatnGuy ahaha I was literally just about to mention ChatGPT! That thing is more helpful than most counselors I've had; sad but true.
~ Sunset Snuggles
This Saturday my coven is celebrating Imbolc. We are working with the Welsh Pantheon this solar cycle so rather than honoring Brighid, we will be working with Cerridwen and Taliesin from the Mabinogion. Blessed Imbolc to everyone who celebrates!!
I have my alter put together for brigid -- flowers, corn husks, and white candles primarily. I also have a backyard fire pit so I'll be doing a fire tonight while grilling. 🙌 💕
"Old man winter, it's time to go! Take with you these piles of snow! Melt, snow, melt! Spring will soon return! A flame, a fire, all the warmth it brings, melt the snow, cold be gone, welcome back the spring!"
Shona Daoibh!
Interesting to hear about the traditions with this. As an atheist I personally not into any of the religions nor am I particularly "spiritual", however, the pagan and satanic religions and belief systems have always been interesting to me simply from a learn about neat stuff perspective
Merry Meet.