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The Meaning of Imbolc / Groundhog's Day
b'www.mumblesandthings.com/blog/056 Hello and welcome to episode 56 of the Talk Witchcraft podcast! Mystic Sisters Maggie and Erica are talking about the origin of Imbolc celebrations.
"Imbolc is a cross-quarter holiday that celebrates the end of winter at the beginning of February. Many of the modern traditions surrounding Imbolc come from the Celts and their celebration of Brigid. She is the goddess of fire, childbirth, healing, change, inspiration, and education. It is thought that she gave the written word to humankind."
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