Mystic of Glastonbury

04/02/2026

Here’s a funny story for you.

04/02/2026

When it's cold travel to Australia.

02/02/2026

I found a wounded dragon on the side of the Tor this morning.

02/02/2026

Here are some more photographs taken by the lovely ‘Ina Moment’ of the Imbolc sunrise ceremony on top of the Tor. 

02/02/2026

Here are some more lovely photos from Imbolc sunrise ceremony yesterday on top of the Tor by the lovely Will Walking

01/02/2026

01/02/2026

Today’s Sunrise Imbolc Ceremony on top of the Tor in full for those of you that couldn’t be there in person. Enjoy. Happy Imbolc. ❤️

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01/02/2026

01/02/2026

Happy Imbolc everyone. A video of today’s sunrise ceremony will follow shortly. ❤️

01/02/2026

Happy Imbolc. Come join me for ceremony on top of the tour 7:45 is the time of the sunrise.

31/01/2026

A spontaneous ceremony on top of the Tor.

31/01/2026

Imbolc is the quiet turning of the year, the moment when winter loosens its grip and the first promise of spring stirs beneath the soil.

Celebrated around 1 February, Imbolc marks the halfway point between the Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox. It is a threshold festival, not loud or triumphant, but subtle, inward, and full of expectancy.

At its heart, Imbolc is about awakening.

The land is still cold, yet life is returning. Ewes begin to lactate. Snowdrops break the frozen ground. Light is noticeably growing. What was hidden is preparing to be born.

Spiritually and symbolically, Imbolc represents:

Renewal and rebirth
Not the full bloom of spring, but the first breath of it. The spark before the flame.

Purification and clearing
A time to cleanse homes, altars, intentions, and inner landscapes. Making space for what wants to grow.

Light returning
Candles are central at Imbolc, honouring the returning sun and the inner flame of inspiration and purpose.

Seeds of intention
What you commit to now is small, tender, and not yet visible. Imbolc asks for patience, trust, and care.

In the Celtic tradition, Imbolc is closely associated with Brigid, goddess of the hearth, poetry, healing, and smithcraft. She bridges fire and water, inspiration and embodiment. At Imbolc, Brigid walks the land, blessing wells, homes, and hearts.

Imbolc is not about action in the outer world.
It is about alignment.

Listening for what is quietly calling you forward.
Tending the inner fire.
Honouring the moment before emergence.

In the wheel of the year, Imbolc is the whisper that says:
Life is returning.
Hold steady.
Prepare well.