The Blog
Brigid is a figure rooted in ancient Celtic tradition who later evolved into Saint Brigid of Kildare within early Christianity. Closely associated with Imbolc, she is connected with hearth fire, healing waters, creativity, and care. Brigid represents preparation, inner warmth, and the steady tending that supports renewal as winter begins to soften.
Who Is Brigid?
Brigid is one of the most enduring figures in Irish spiritual history, not because her story remained unchanged, but because her w...
What the Leo Full Moon Is Awakening Within You
A Full Moon in Leo illuminates the heart while the Sun in Aquarius balances that light with perspective, truth, and collective awareness. Together, these energies bring emotional intensity, creative sparks, and an invitation to express who you truly are — not for approval, but for alignment. This lunation often heightens feelings, amplifies intuition, and prepares the energy field for the powerful transitions of eclipse season.
If you’ve noticed y...
Ancient Celtic Wisdom for Renewal, Energy Clearing & Self Care
Imbolc is an ancient Celtic seasonal festival celebrated around February 1–2, marking the midpoint between the Winter Solstice and Spring Equinox. Traditionally associated with cleansing, renewal, and the return of light, Imbolc invites a gentle reset of the home, body, and inner world as winter begins to soften and new life stirs beneath the surface.
What Is Imbolc?
Imbolc is one of the eight festivals of the Celtic Wheel of th...
Aquarius Season runs each year approximately from January 19 through February 19, inviting a shift toward higher awareness, innovation, and collective consciousness. An Aquarius Season meditation helps calm the mind, regulate the nervous system, and create space for intuitive wisdom to emerge during this mentally active, air-element time. Rooted in the ancient Water Bearer archetype, this practice supports grounding while opening awareness—allowing insight, clarity, and higher perspective to ari...