I appreciate the clearly expressed views from both sides. Oral tradition and written tradition on this fascinating subject. I now want to return to Ireland and visit St. Briget sites. Thank you.💚 🇮🇪🤍
First time viewer! Really great documentary. Brigit was also followed by the "Brigantines" in Northern England. Some surmise that the Goddess came from Scandinavia, and that "Brigit" is directly associated with the mother Goddess Isis and the first devine Goddess Inanna of the people of Sumer. The "triple" aspect of Brigit is to encompass the three phases of womanhood; which was quashed by the "holy trinity." The Culdees of Scotland were worshippers of St. Brigid. St. Brigid has several issues with the patriarchal Church, that she is a feminist power, a "divine light" (when it's supposed to be Jesus) especially the fact that she has her own cross.
I am looking forward to listening to this, thank you very much. I can already tell that I will be coming back. I am researching Brigid, and I wished I stumbled here sooner. Be blessed
Thank you! That is my goal, that this can be useful and inspiring for anyone, no matter their background. I’m happy to know that the message of respect carried over for you :)
@@mythosandlogos Really thanks. I will see other videos of you. I’ve just met your channel. But do you have a video about Mary of Magdalene’s tradition in England? I mean, we have her in the Evangile and then in the French tradition that tells she has lived (and died) in France but I’ve heard there is another one, in Great Britain. Do you know something about it? Thanks four your attention.
Wow you went really in depth with this analysis on Brigid. Great job man! It's certainly not an easy subject to research but you delivered it very well and concisely! I'm slowly binging all your videos and I'm liking each one I watch!
thank you so much. first time i am listening and watching the video on Celtic goddess and St. tBrigid of Kildare. from India. very much interesting and new information too.
Great video about brigid. She's my favorite saint/goddess. I really like the message of coexistence and walking side by side. It doesn't matter whose right, what matters is that we all live right and treat each other with respect.
Greetings and salutations Shawn. Many Angelic Blessings to you for your beautifully description of a Noble Soul. You're appreciated for creating this content. I enjoyed it very much so. Many thanks and be well and safe.
Hello and thank you for joining in this study of the figure of Brigid, so important to both Ireland's Pagan and Christian traditions! If you're watching this on the day of release, I would like to wish you all the best for Imbolc, Saint Brigid's Day, or just Saturday :) Coming up: A conversation-style podcast with the wonderfully talented, charismatic, and educated expert on Irish Pagan spirituality Laura Daligan, in which we will further discuss the symbolism of Brigid and what makes her so appealing to two very different traditions. Next essay: Gilgamesh, Noah, and the Great Flood!
you probably dont care at all but does someone know a method to get back into an Instagram account? I was dumb lost my password. I appreciate any assistance you can give me.
@Hayes Dayton thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm trying it out now. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
My first time here.. Thank you for the excellent indepth info.! 🤍🏴 I've been searching out early Christianity in the British Isles, trying to find my Christian roots. I grew up in Somerset, England - Avalon.. and took part in many of the ancient Christian Pagan festivals and ceremonies of the countryside, but never understood them. Thanks again.. I look forward to learning much more! 🕊️
Thank you for this presentation. Today is Bridgid's day (2023) and this is the first time I have visited your site. I really learned allot for your insight into St. Brigid both Pagan and Christian forms of her identity.
This was so awful nice and appropiate mainly at this time we ate living where hypocritical blasphemy is being brandished as a tool for genocide, before which many Irish, many Irish women, are showing face for the honor of many of us who cannot make ourselves heard in the way we would like to. This was very delicate.
hey man, i am that guys you sent over from reddit for help with my celtic sci fi book. just saying again thanks for some more reference material and i look forward to watching some other videos
Forgive me, but a few questions arise from listening to this interesting account:- - there was writing in pre christian Ireland in the form of Ogham, although few could read. - It sounds as though Bridget might have been a member of the Nephalim or Elohim who was perhaps responsible for Ireland and that her story was carried down through the ages until the invading Christian Church sought to convert the locals to the Roman interpretation & doctrine of what they wanted the masses to believe, and so sought in incorporate the 'myths' that persisted in the region, a practice that persists to this day. - Fir an authority on pre & early Christian Ireland see works by Peter Berresfird Ellis.
Excellent point on the Ogham! Though society wasn’t broadly literate, and those inscriptions weren’t “book-like” by any means, there absolutely was a form of writing.
Brigit (or Breghedd), gives Britain & Brittany their names!Bridport, St Bride's Bay, Brighton, & Bridlington too! And She also lends her ancient name to Bridges & Brides!
I’m happy to hear that :) You might be interested in Laura Daligan’s content! She’s a modern witch with a particular devotion to Brigid - she helped me quite a bit in researching this, and we actually did a podcast together on the symbols of Brigid in both a Christian and Pagan context!
We were introduced in a dream. So, of course, I had to learn her story. My introduction to Animism was through Indigenous American relatives. Seems they had much in common with my Irish-Scot relations.
Goddess, the human woman Brigid known as a saint did not exist, the church did this A LOT , took pagan deities and made them saints, sometimes it was the only way they could get people to convert
Nice opening story and maybe your not being factual in timing of events but Beltane is always May 1st and Easter always falls in late March or early April.
the ancient druids understood, the Christian put it into words. however the druids felt the goddess while the Christians hide it . mind & words: entangle into meanings without words.🤔 as love is 💞 a sharing of minds. words a description of ⌚
Hopefully that all can come as one to carry out. To better our. Kids and give them life from pain or abuse or. Suffer as. Bring controlled to any one or. Laws heart must within us all should be most. As for us to follow our own paths and all not to be forced. To live or think or. Be forced to. Follow our own paths and God
@@mythosandlogos her first words as a saint, "You cannot be the shepherd of the flock if you are the wolf that prowls". These are directed towards the other Saints and the Catholic Church, who at the time were quite horrible to pagans. She became one of the Saints because she had a vision of a future where the people of Ireland were victims of unspeakable horrors at the hand of the Church, so she became the people's and lands shield against those who would be called Saint or Holy in name alone. Due to her level of influence and her affect on the people she was reorganized into a lesser Saint so a man could be the patron saint of Ireland, because a woman cannot be more powerful than even the lowest of man.
There is no fear here I just see a lack of biblical knowledge we are to bow our knee to worship and reverend to no one other than the father, the son, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit. this puts me in mind of Paul on Mars Hill And numerous other times throughout his epistles and others, where they say, do not be deceived and be not ignorant concerning Satan‘s ways of using Vain, philosophies and fables, the mere fact that supposed Christian knowledge of this pagan Goddess has further the worship of her shows it’s wrong and evil practice respect for someone who is a godly person, is one thing making pilgrimage, and all these other rituals and worship Ceremonies have and are deceiving and robbing the kingdom of God of His true worship and honor and giving it to another deity as she has been made out to be this is terribly ungodly and unscriptural. Read God‘s word do not be deceived. God says he won’t be mocked, truly this is said with respect and reverence to my Lord Jesus Christ, He gives us all we need, thank you for your time
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As both an Irish Christian & Celtic Irish girl this was amazingly told & very informative... made me love my heritage all the more ❤️
Erin go bragh!
@@mythosandlogos maith an buachaill
Deep gratitude to you for this gentle, respectful, measured presentation of Brigid. A lovely part of my celebration! Brigid Bless!
Thank you, Brigid Bless!
🎉 Wonderfully told 🎉
Thank you for your kind words!
I appreciate the clearly expressed views from both sides. Oral tradition and written tradition on this fascinating subject. I now want to return to Ireland and visit St. Briget sites. Thank you.💚 🇮🇪🤍
I hope that you have a lovely time along Brigid’s Way :)
First time viewer! Really great documentary. Brigit was also followed by the "Brigantines" in Northern England. Some surmise that the Goddess came from Scandinavia, and that "Brigit" is directly associated with the mother Goddess Isis and the first devine Goddess Inanna of the people of Sumer. The "triple" aspect of Brigit is to encompass the three phases of womanhood; which was quashed by the "holy trinity." The Culdees of Scotland were worshippers of St. Brigid. St. Brigid has several issues with the patriarchal Church, that she is a feminist power, a "divine light" (when it's supposed to be Jesus) especially the fact that she has her own cross.
Welcome, and thanks for such a thoughtful comment! You draw some very interesting connections.
Beautiful video❤ As the Wheel turns we welcome the Goddess to wake from Her winters sleep.❤ Thank you for sharing Her story.
I am so glad that this resonates :)
That conclusion was very beautiful. Bravo.
Thank you kindly!
I am looking forward to listening to this, thank you very much. I can already tell that I will be coming back. I am researching Brigid, and I wished I stumbled here sooner. Be blessed
Best wishes in your research, I hope this helps!
So well done! And very respectful with/for both traditions.
Thank you! That is my goal, that this can be useful and inspiring for anyone, no matter their background. I’m happy to know that the message of respect carried over for you :)
@@mythosandlogos Really thanks. I will see other videos of you. I’ve just met your channel. But do you have a video about Mary of Magdalene’s tradition in England? I mean, we have her in the Evangile and then in the French tradition that tells she has lived (and died) in France but I’ve heard there is another one, in Great Britain. Do you know something about it? Thanks four your attention.
That is very interesting, and I’ll need to do some research into that. Thanks! I speak French also, can you recommend any sources in either language?
Wow you went really in depth with this analysis on Brigid. Great job man! It's certainly not an easy subject to research but you delivered it very well and concisely! I'm slowly binging all your videos and I'm liking each one I watch!
Thank you, that’s an honor to hear! Fantastic work on the Bacchae, by the way!
@@mythosandlogos Thank you! I really liked making the Bacchae video and can't wait to do more videos based on Greek Myths in the future!
thank you so much. first time i am listening and watching the video on Celtic goddess and St.
tBrigid of Kildare. from India. very much interesting and new information too.
Welcome! It feels nice to know that this is worldwide :) I am so happy to have you here!
Great video about brigid. She's my favorite saint/goddess. I really like the message of coexistence and walking side by side. It doesn't matter whose right, what matters is that we all live right and treat each other with respect.
I’m glad that the message comes across well :) Thank you for your kind comment!
Greetings and salutations Shawn. Many Angelic Blessings to you for your beautifully description of a Noble Soul. You're appreciated for creating this content. I enjoyed it very much so. Many thanks and be well and safe.
What kind wishes, thank you ♥️
Hello and thank you for joining in this study of the figure of Brigid, so important to both Ireland's Pagan and Christian traditions!
If you're watching this on the day of release, I would like to wish you all the best for Imbolc, Saint Brigid's Day, or just Saturday :)
Coming up: A conversation-style podcast with the wonderfully talented, charismatic, and educated expert on Irish Pagan spirituality Laura Daligan, in which we will further discuss the symbolism of Brigid and what makes her so appealing to two very different traditions.
Next essay: Gilgamesh, Noah, and the Great Flood!
you probably dont care at all but does someone know a method to get back into an Instagram account?
I was dumb lost my password. I appreciate any assistance you can give me.
@Zev Saint Instablaster ;)
@Hayes Dayton thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm trying it out now.
Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Hayes Dayton it did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thank you so much, you really help me out :D
@Zev Saint you are welcome :D
This is a perfect addition to a newly forming group of Women’ Wisdom Keepers. Your information and present are well done and very informative. Thanks
What a wonderful thing to hear. Best of luck to you all in your work!
My first time here.. Thank you for the excellent indepth info.! 🤍🏴 I've been searching out early Christianity in the British Isles, trying to find my Christian roots. I grew up in Somerset, England - Avalon.. and took part in many of the ancient Christian Pagan festivals and ceremonies of the countryside, but never understood them. Thanks again.. I look forward to learning much more! 🕊️
Welcome! There is so much great history in that part of the world, I wish you all the best as you explore it :)
@@mythosandlogos Thank you 🤍
Thank you for this presentation. Today is Bridgid's day (2023) and this is the first time I have visited your site. I really learned allot for your insight into St. Brigid both Pagan and Christian forms of her identity.
Welcome, and thank you so much for your kind words :)
So grateful for this
Mythos& Logos thank you so much for sharing this video. Brighid bless you infnitely!😘💖🤗👍☘🔥🔥🔥🎵🎼🎶
And thank *you* for being a part of it through your lovely comment. Wishing you all the best.
@@mythosandlogos Here, you're welcome always!
Thank you. this was a great insight. very well done. gave me much to think on as I explore my Irish roots deeper.
Thank you so much! Congratulations on the wonderful journey that exploration will bring!
You are wonderful! So beautifully said.
You’re wonderful! Thank you so much, Scherry.
Good work!
Thank you, I appreciate it!
Lovely, thanks 🙏
I’m glad you enjoyed :)
Very interesting: the victory of inner silence
A great catch; there is something special about the quiet, internal life.
Brilliantly done, I especially love the conclusion- thanks!
Thanks so much! Best wishes.
Never new you were on, wonderful information, thank uou ,I will share
Thank you! Happy you enjoyed :)
Thanks for the reply, got me looking for for...take care,and very interesting
🧚♂️❣
You’ve done a really top job 🙏🏻⭐️🔮 thank you for the amazing info x
If Bridget herself thinks so, I appreciate it!
Blessings to all of the followers of Brigid 💥
☘️ ♥️
This was so awful nice and appropiate mainly at this time we ate living where hypocritical blasphemy is being brandished as a tool for genocide, before which many Irish, many Irish women, are showing face for the honor of many of us who cannot make ourselves heard in the way we would like to. This was very delicate.
hey man, i am that guys you sent over from reddit for help with my celtic sci fi book. just saying again thanks for some more reference material and i look forward to watching some other videos
Happy to see you here! Keep me posted on how the book is coming, it sounds really exciting :)
Absolutely lived this video!
Thank you!
❤❤❤ beautiful 🤩
Forgive me, but a few questions arise from listening to this interesting account:-
- there was writing in pre christian Ireland in the form of Ogham, although few could read.
- It sounds as though Bridget might have been a member of the Nephalim or Elohim who was perhaps responsible for Ireland and that her story was carried down through the ages until the invading Christian Church sought to convert the locals to the Roman interpretation & doctrine of what they wanted the masses to believe, and so sought in incorporate the 'myths' that persisted in the region, a practice that persists to this day.
- Fir an authority on pre & early Christian Ireland see works by Peter Berresfird Ellis.
Excellent point on the Ogham! Though society wasn’t broadly literate, and those inscriptions weren’t “book-like” by any means, there absolutely was a form of writing.
Grateful thanks
such a great central message. go mile maith raibh agat .
Thank you for your kindness!
True service to humanity..
Thank you for your kind words!
Thank You 🙏 ❤️
Thank you, too :)
Brigit (or Breghedd), gives Britain & Brittany their names!Bridport, St Bride's Bay, Brighton, & Bridlington too! And She also lends her ancient name to Bridges & Brides!
Excellent, thank you for pointing that out!
good job.
Thank you!
Brilliant
Thank you! It was a challenge, but worth it, and I’m glad you enjoyed :)
For some weird reason this all resonates with me.
I’m happy to hear that :) You might be interested in Laura Daligan’s content! She’s a modern witch with a particular devotion to Brigid - she helped me quite a bit in researching this, and we actually did a podcast together on the symbols of Brigid in both a Christian and Pagan context!
We were introduced in a dream. So, of course, I had to learn her story. My introduction to Animism was through Indigenous American relatives. Seems they had much in common with my Irish-Scot relations.
The goddess and the saint 🔥 may we know them, may we be them 🕊 🌹
Well said 🕊️
I love st Bridget and st P attack and st francis❤ 18:09
❤❤❤❤
I’m glad you enjoyed!
Thank you.
Im occasionally suspicious of the other girl named Brigid.
Goddess, the human woman Brigid known as a saint did not exist, the church did this A LOT , took pagan deities and made them saints, sometimes it was the only way they could get people to convert
Nice opening story and maybe your not being factual in timing of events but Beltane is always May 1st and Easter always falls in late March or early April.
the ancient druids understood, the Christian put it into words. however the druids felt the goddess while the Christians hide it . mind & words: entangle into meanings without words.🤔 as love is 💞 a sharing of minds. words a description of ⌚
A very interesting view on things, thanks for sharing :)
Here is a kicker, Saint Patrick was Italian!😉🤙🍀☘️🇮🇪
My Irish-Italian-American heritage is proud!
@@mythosandlogos Mine too😉Great Vid, Thank you!🙏❤️☘️🍀☘️
Hopefully that all can come as one to carry out. To better our. Kids and give them life from pain or abuse or. Suffer as. Bring controlled to any one or. Laws heart must within us all should be most. As for us to follow our own paths and all not to be forced. To live or think or. Be forced to. Follow our own paths and God
❤.
So interesting how Brigid was a goddess well before catholicism came and claimed her or turned her into their saint Brigid... it's so obvious now.
It’s amazing, the ways that figures and stories carry over throughout time. Glad you enjoyed :)
Saint or Goddess : Yes
Multiple traditions, both beautiful and surprisingly harmonious!
@@mythosandlogos her first words as a saint, "You cannot be the shepherd of the flock if you are the wolf that prowls". These are directed towards the other Saints and the Catholic Church, who at the time were quite horrible to pagans. She became one of the Saints because she had a vision of a future where the people of Ireland were victims of unspeakable horrors at the hand of the Church, so she became the people's and lands shield against those who would be called Saint or Holy in name alone. Due to her level of influence and her affect on the people she was reorganized into a lesser Saint so a man could be the patron saint of Ireland, because a woman cannot be more powerful than even the lowest of man.
Brigid made her way over into VooDoo Too! Santeria has a sigil known as Brigit’s Fire.
I never knew that! Great connection!
"...in order to protect a group of enslaved peasants."
They turned into snails.. :)
There is no fear here I just see a lack of biblical knowledge we are to bow our knee to worship and reverend to no one other than the father, the son, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit. this puts me in mind of Paul on Mars Hill And numerous other times throughout his epistles and others, where they say, do not be deceived and be not ignorant concerning Satan‘s ways of using Vain, philosophies and fables, the mere fact that supposed Christian knowledge of this pagan Goddess has further the worship of her shows it’s wrong and evil practice respect for someone who is a godly person, is one thing making pilgrimage, and all these other rituals and worship Ceremonies have and are deceiving and robbing the kingdom of God of His true worship and honor and giving it to another deity as she has been made out to be this is terribly ungodly and unscriptural. Read God‘s word do not be deceived. God says he won’t be mocked, truly this is said with respect and reverence to my Lord Jesus Christ, He gives us all we need, thank you for your time
@carolyndavis2104 read about the Gospel of Mary.
Catholic saint 100%