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Happy Imbolg /Lichtmess!
Here are some pictures from my second imbolc ritual. I performed this one in the evening. While the first one was mostly about my candles and cleaning (I also did a thorough cleaning of my room), this one was about me and my craft. As this is the time of initiations into covens, I use this time to (re-)dedicate myself to another year of witchcraft and exploring my own strength. Especially noteworthy was the fact that I started a new Book of Shadows (the one in the upper left corner) Thank you for reading and sharing
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Happy Imbolc or Lichtmess to those who celebrate today. May your night be full of light and cleansing.
Today I consecrated all my new candles to bless them for my work. I mixed moonwater, two drops of rosemary oil, a pinch of sea salt and a pinch of eggshells and then used a small bundle of rosemary to splatter the mix onto the candles and pretty much everything that I work with, my mirrors, the shelf I keep the candles in, I even rubbed a small amount onto my wand. Be careful with this though since it might leave salt stains if you add salt! I also did a ritual in the evening which I'll post tomorrow I hope that everyone has a nice and fulfilling Imbolc
As the proverb goes:
“By the first day after St. Brigid's day Winter will be over, but if there's rain, snow or wind, it's going to last yet another 40 days.”