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Happy late Candlemas, or Imbolc, or St. Brigid's Day, or whatever you call it.

I've been meaning to post this all week, but just finally got to it.

Last year for this post, I posted this, if anyone's interested.

FFF
~Muninn's Kiss

Second Letter:Likewise the order of 1734 is not a date of an event, but a grouping of numerals that mean something to a 'witch'. One that becomes Seven states of wisdom - the Goddess of the Cauldron. Three that are the Queens of the Elements - Fire belonging alone to Man, and the Blacksmith God. Four that are the queens of the Wind Gods. The Jewish ( Read more... )

Imbolc - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:Evidence of how Imbolc was celebrated in Ireland derives from ancient Celtic manuscripts that mention the festival, and folklore collected during the 19th and early 20th century in rural Ireland and Scotland. This material is also compared with studies of similar customs in Scandinavia, and customs ( Read more... )