Learn how to make a traditional Brigid's Cross, a powerful Irish symbol of protection and blessing, perfect for St. Brigid's Day or bringing folklore into your home.
Probably one of the most recognisable traditions of Saint Brigid’s feast is the “Brigid’s cross”. These were and still are traditionally made from either reeds or straw (but feel free to make them from paper or whatever is available to you. For examples of paper crosses see folklore.ie here). These were prepared on the eve…
Celtic goddess of fire & forge was thinly disguised as "Saint" Brigid to put off the Church. St. Brigid (in the Caribbean Orisa syncretic tradition) is also a thinly-disguised version of Oya.
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Celtic Goddess Brigid popular in Ireland, goddess of blacksmiths, poets, bards and healers. Currently worshiped in witchcraft and paganism. This image is a representation of his duties as a deity and also his Irish appearance. Image by ia
Of the many Goddesses in Irish tradition, Brigid is one of the most well-known. Pagans know her as Great Mother Goddess of Ireland, and Christians as a Saint Brigid (Brigid of Kildare), providing a beautiful bridge between beliefs and practices. With this energy, Brigid brings the remembrance of our Oneness and is an awesome affirmation...
Of the many Goddesses in Irish tradition, Brigid is one of the most well-known. Pagans know her as Great Mother Goddess of Ireland, and Christians as a Saint Brigid (Brigid of Kildare), providing a beautiful bridge between beliefs and practices. With this energy, Brigid brings the remembrance of our Oneness and is an awesome affirmation...
Brigid is a Celtic Goddess of healing, poetry and of the hearth. She is the bringer of light, hope, inspiration and creativity. A triple...
