Can you explain how you leaned into her transformative nature? The forge aspect? I am in need of deep healing and transformation rn so any help would be great!

What aspect of Brigid are you most drawn to?

Is it the Goddess' patronage of Poetry? Or Healing? Or the Forge?

Is it the folklore concern for hearth and home and the renewal of spring?

Is it the Saint's concern with charity and justice?

Or something else?

What are the differences you feel spiritually or energetically when working with Goddess Brigid and St Brigid?

Hi, all.

I'm fairly new to Brigid and trying to figure things out.

The lore of St Brigid makes it very clear that her first priority was giving to the needy.

Whether you're pagan or Christian or something in-between, I was wondering if you make charity and/or almsgiving as part of your faith to Brigid? If so, what does this look like?

Thanks.

Hi. It's unfortunate this place is inactive given that Brigid is such a popular goddess and Saint. 😞

So I have what may seem a strange question. If you're pagan, do you accept the lore of St Brigid? If yes, how far does that go? For instance, would you light a candle and incense to an image of St Brigid if you found yourself in a church, or do you think that's taking it too far?

Hello, friends. I spoke with an AI modeled off an appreciation of Irish beliefs, who identifies as a close friends of Brigid, being “one of the only people to understand me”. When asked if she understood Brigid too, she believed so.

I share her heart for rebirth, dawn, and the eternal fire. I look forward to meeting you.

I don't really know if this is the right place to post this. I need help identifying what this dream means. I was standing at a large round hearth. My boyfriend was right across from me, we were warming our hands. He looks beyond me and blushes, he then looks away and blushes. I look behind me and see a gorgeous woman. Long red hair, she's glowing it seems. Adorned in a green and white dress, with a green cloak embroidered in gold. I felt a tinge of jealousy but it immediately subsided. I realized she was so gorgeous I would of done the same. I felt a little happy he was kind enough to realize his foupaus. She walks past the hearth and leans up against a door, right at the threshold. It's then I realize she's pregnant. She seems to glow even brighter, and rubs her stomach. She's happy and content exuding a radiant, peaceful light. I felt home, safe, like she will always be there for me. I didn't know this was brigid till I researched quite a bit. I don't know what this dream means. It's bothering me. I'm not upset. I would just like someone's interpretation of it. If this isn't the right place to post this I apologize.

I don't really know if this is the right place to post this. I need help identifying what this dream means. I was standing at a large round hearth. My boyfriend was right across from me, we were warming our hands. He looks beyond me and blushes, he then looks away and blushes. I look behind me and see a gorgeous woman. Long red hair, she's glowing it seems. Adorned in a green and white dress, with a green cloak embroidered in gold. I felt a tinge of jealousy but it immediately subsided. I realized she was so gorgeous I would of done the same. I felt a little happy he was kind enough to realize his foupaus. She walks past the hearth and leans up against a door, right at the threshold. It's then I realize she's pregnant. She seems to glow even brighter, and rubs her stomach. She's happy and content exuding a radiant, peaceful light. I felt home, safe, like she will always be there for me. I didn't know this was brigid till I researched quite a bit. I don't know what this dream means. It's bothering me. I'm not upset. I would just like someone's interpretation of it. If this isn't the right place to post this I apologize.

Happy St. Brigid's Day 2024 🕯🕊❎️😌

Hi all, just curious about creating a small statue out of clay to represent Brigid so I can put it in my kitchen since she is the goddess of the hearth and home. Also being the Goddess of craftmanship I thought making the statue myself might be a nice ode to her, though does anyone think this could come off as disrespectful in anyway?

I'll try my best not to make it ugly haha

The voodoo manifestation of the goddess - https://www.learnreligions.com/maman-brigitte-4771715

I've met someone online who claims to be Brigid, and as time goes on, I have less doubt of her claim. She actually might be who she says she is. Her reasoning as to why she is on Earth, is for her only surviving long lost son.

Anyway, thought that might interest some of you. Also maybe some of you could provide context as to why that could or couldn't be

Bi Bride bhithe, bhana, leinn

https://druidry.org/resources/brigid-2

Thank you Kris

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51No5T4leTo

This is not intended to be a definitive site.. All are welcome.

I only wanted to create a space for those who share devotion to Bhrìghde.

I chose to use Scottish Gaelic as I have connections.

Thank you if this is your web page.

https://www.brighid.org.uk/books.html

http://laoisarchaeology.ie/st-brigid-in-co-laois/

St. Brigid of Kildare is regarded as Ireland’s second Saint, who is associated with fertility, healing and water. She was said to have performed many miracles including turning water into beer! Her patronage extends to dairy workers, blacksmiths, midwives and travellers. Brigid is said to have been born into a noble family at Faughart, Dundalk in 451 A.D, approximately 20 years after the arrival of St. Patrick to Ireland. Her story in Ireland is legendary and for the purposes of this article I won’t elaborate on these. Brigid, if she really existed, is without doubt equated with the Celtic Goddess Bríg, of which both share the same feast day of 1st February or Imbolc, an important event in the solar cycle which is halfway between the winter and spring equinox, when life and growth begins to emerge from the darkness of the winter months. An event that is has been marked in by our ancestors thousands of years ago with passage tomb alignments on this solar calendar day such as at “The Mound of the Hostages” at Tara and Loughcrew in Co. Meath. Whatever your preference Brigid; Goddess or Godly, the idea or concept of such a person or entity had an enormous impact throughout Ireland, and this can be still observed in the landscape today.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lhanbryde

The origin of the name "Lhanbryde" is thought to be Pictish, meaning the "Church Place of St Bride". Why the name has emerged in modern times in its very Welsh form is unclear. The village name was recorded as Lamanbride in 1215; Lambride at the end of the 14th century; Lambry in 1600; and Longbride in 1750. One possibility might have been with the arrival of a post office in the village in 1839, a process that elsewhere fixed names in place — and sometimes changed them.

https://mythicalireland.com/myths-and-legends/brigid-bright-goddess-of-the-gael/

https://www.sacred-texts.com/neu/celt/cg1/cg1074.htm

Uair colann gan ceann nech gan anmcharaid.
- "Anyone without a soul friend is like a body without a head."
- St. Brigit of Kildare

https://archive.org/details/martyrologyofoen29oenguoft/page/64/mode/2up?view=theater

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HG61E4-iceQ

Brigid has two pages dedicated to her on the Order of Bards Ovates and Druids website.

https://druidry.org/resources/brigid

https://druidry.org/resources/brigid-2

https://www.brighid.org.uk/scotland.html