Imbolc is a pagan sabbat that reminds us spring is coming. By the time Imbolc arrives on February 1st (August 1st in the Southern Hemisphere), we’ve had progressively longer days for a little over a month now, and we’re coming out of the depths of winter.

It’s a time of anticipation, of shedding darkness and looking forward to the light on the horizon.

The seasons correspond to different parts of our growth so even if the weather doesn’t match early spring, we can still utilize this energy to further our inner work.

With the Journey Through the Wheel of the Year Series, my intention is to breakdown the sabbats so you can implement them into your life without overwhelm.

Each year you can dive into the celebrations more deeply, but in the beginning, these classes can help you know where to start!

Within this Imbolc Class, You'll Learn:

The History and Significance of Imbolc
Information about St. Brigid
The Magical Correspondences Associated with Imbolc
- Colors, Gemstones, Herbs, etc
How to Celebrate Imbolc
How to Make a Brigid's Cross
- We'll be making one out of pipe cleaners. You'll need about 16 pipe cleaners, but can use other materials like raffia or a thick cord.
How to Put Together an Imbolc Altar
Inner work and Journaling with the Sabbats
- Includes journal prompts and a coloring page.
How to meditate with the Sabbats
- Includes a 7 minute guided meditation layered with relaxing music and delta binaural beats.

The class handbook and coloring page are located in the files section of the Class Project.

Chasa Cochran

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