Imbolc Ritual

Imbolc Ritual
Waking up to a brighter consciousness

On Sunday, February 1st, you are invited to join Sam and Penelope at The Fool for an Imbolc Ritual of Resistance and Renewal for a World in Repair, building a kinder, more resilient and more compassionate community.

As the Wheel of the Year turns and the first snowdrops burst through the thawing earth, we gather at the hearth of Brigid to transition from the deep cold into the first whispers of spring. This is a time of The Quickening—where life begins to stir in the dark, and we find the warmth necessary to survive and thrive.
Our world currently feels under siege, fractured by the shadows of war, hatred, and fear.

This Imbolc, we do more than just observe the season; we engage in magical resistance. Together, we will focus our collective intent on:
Psychic Repair: Working to bridge the rifts in our collective consciousness and mend the web that connects all living things.

Waking Up: Moving beyond apathy to acknowledge our current realities while holding space for the “dreaming” of a better world.

Connectivity: Honoring our sacred place within the Earth and reaffirming our commitment to one another.

Gentle Thaw: Bringing warmth to the “dark night” of our current times, supporting each other as we prepare for the light.

Our Practice:
Drawing on Druidic and Wiccan traditions, we look to the Old Gods as our guides to the ancient ways of healing and protection. However, all paths, spiritualities, and forms of magic are welcome. Whether you are a seasoned practitioner or simply seeking a community of peace, there is a place for you at our hearth.

Come as you are. Let us hold one another in the dark and, together, call back the light.
With love, light, and f**king the system,

Penelope & Sam
@weftfacedwitch @waspsummer

RSVP: DM to Register, there is limited capacity
Accessibility Note: Donation based. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Image credits:
Painting of St. Brigid in St. Patrick’s Chapel, Glastonbury
Julie Heffernan “Study for SP with Mound” (2023), oil on canvas, 20 x 20 inches