Queer Witch of Florida

✨Also known as Candlemas or Brigid’s Day✨

🕯Date: February 1st🕯

⛅️- Imbolc is the celebration of the warmer days that are coming, the winter is starting to fade away now and spring is approaching.

⛅️- It’s a good time to start working on the goals you set for this new year, as the world is now starting to wake up and regenerate, so shall we.

⛅️- Cleansing and clearing rituals are amazing to do on Imbolc, shake off the winter blues and welcome the warmer days. It’s also the best time to get rid of anything that is no longer serving you, a fresh start.

⛅️- Some activities to do for Imbolc ✨

Clean, cleanse and change up your altar ✨🕯🔮

A spring clean of house and home 🏠

Cleansing negative energies from yourself and items you use in your craft🔮

Taking a walk and looking for signs of spring, reconnect with nature again 🌿

Cook a meal that contains fresh produce to represent the growth of the earth 🌱

Burn white and yellow candles at your altar 🕯

Make a Brigid’s cross ✨

✨🌱Have a blessed Imbolc everyone🌱✨

Cold day

Now we all know what happens if you get the Book of Peace. You return it to Syracuse and save Proteus. But if you don’t get the Book, you have a choice to make. Either sail to paradise with the woman of your dreams, or return to Syracuse to die. You’re either a thief or a hero. So here’s my question: If you don’t get the Book, will you go back to die?

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