Contemporary 'Witchcraft' aka 'Wicca' finds it's beginnings at a number of sources, but it's roots are generally Anglo - Saxon although contemporary 'Witches' borrow much from the Celts. I thus do not quite grasp why contemporary 'Welsh Witches' are sold so much on a rather slavish following of the ''Wiccan Fashion?'', why not be more original and reclaim the Celtic Goddess Root and Road via a separatist Celtic Initiative in the potential offered by 'BRIGGA' and the path of the 'Exalted One'. That's as far as I have got, with the concept of a Celtic Pagan Revival. I will now leave it to contemporary 'Celtic Witches' to take it from there, please discuss in your 'Celtic Covens'. Meanwhile for some source information and inspiration, see the below:
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Imbolc - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaImbolc is one of the four principal festivals of the Gaelic year, celebrated either at the beginning of February or at the first local signs of Spring. ...en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imbolc - 85k - Cached - Similar pages -
.The following extract is from a must have book put together by Terry Breverton of Glyndwr Publishing entitled: THE WELSH ALMANAC, this book is full of useful information on Welsh/Celtic Saints and their Feast Days plus ref to their Celtic Roots as often as not.
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Coming your way in late March the biggest and best, must support Celtic Festival in Cymru, do make every effort to attend and help it grow towards greater success. All power to the organisers for sticking with it over these latter years to ensure it's survival thus far, my best wishes for the future.
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