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Wattle is blooming on the branch and the first stirrings of spring are near. Keep Imbolc the southern way.
36 pages5 ritualsA4 + US LetterColour + GreyscaleTablet readyBonus extras
Brigid's Day, Set for the Southern Late Winter
This 36-page workbook is made for Imbolc on 1 August in Australia and the southern hemisphere. Brigid lore checked against Irish museum and academy sources sits beside five rituals, two crafts, two recipes and two tarot spreads, all set for the Australian late winter.
What's inside
Lore and season: Brigid as goddess and saint, St Brigid's Eve customs, history and modern practice side by side, a southern Imbolc guide, correspondences, a lexicon of late winter and figures of the season
Altar and ritual: altar planner and sketch page, plus five rituals: calling Brigid in, the poet's hour, the cold forge, the first milk and the wattle watch
Craft and kitchen: a Biddy of cloth and twine, rolled beeswax candles, boxty with herb butter and a lemon and honey posset
Reflection: a Yule check-in, the three Brigits and stirring seed tarot spreads, intention planner, nature notes, journal, a bridge to Ostara and a working record
Why you'll love it
Bonus Witch's Extras booklet: a one-page cheat sheet, a diagram page, a brand-new spell, cut-out cards and a colouring page
Written for Australian late winter and Wattle Day
Lore from the National Museum of Ireland and the Royal Irish Academy
Continues straight on from the Yule Ritual Pack
Your download
One zip with eight PDFs: the workbook and its bonus Witch's Extras, each in A4 and US Letter, full colour and ink-saving greyscale
Tablet ready: write straight onto the pages in GoodNotes, Notability or any PDF app, with tap-to-jump contents
Instant download link emailed after purchase, nothing is posted
Print as often as you like for your own personal use
Questions
When is Imbolc in Australia?
Imbolc falls on 1 August in the southern hemisphere, Sunday 1 August in 2027, in the last month of winter. The astronomical cross-quarter falls at 3:27 am AEST on Sunday 8 August 2027.
Who is Brigid at Imbolc?
Brigid appears as a goddess called in Cormac's Glossary a poetess and daughter of the Dagda, and as Saint Brigid, Ireland's female patron saint, whose feast is 1 February. Some witches honour the goddess, some the saint, some both.
What are the correspondences for Imbolc?
Imbolc colours are white, cream, pale yellow, pale green and flame red, with wattle yellow as a local swap. Crystals include amethyst, garnet, moonstone and clear quartz, and themes are inspiration, poetry, craft, the hearth and first stirrings.
Digital product. For personal use only, not for resale or redistribution. Rituals are reflective and symbolic, offered as ritual guidance, not a guaranteed outcome.
Call Brigid in, and tend the first spark of the coming spring.
Itt came quick and was detailed with plenty of products especially for the price. Each one seems pretty high quality & the variety is fantastic. good on ya!
No. This is a digital product. Your download link is emailed the moment your order is complete, so you can begin straight away.
Which sizes and editions are included?
Every book comes in A4 and US Letter, each in full colour and an ink-saving greyscale. Choose whichever suits your printer, your paper or your tablet.
Can I write in it on my iPad or tablet?
Yes. Open the PDF in GoodNotes, Notability or any PDF app and write straight onto the pages. The contents are tap-to-jump, so you can move between sections easily.
Is it written for Australia?
Yes. Seasons, sabbat dates and plant notes are set for the southern hemisphere, and times are given in AEST with notes for other states where they matter.
Can I print it more than once?
Print as often as you like for your own personal practice. Please do not share, resell or redistribute the files.
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