Thank you so much for this teaching of Brigid!!! ❤🔥🙏. I will now have a new understanding of Imbolc celebration and this part of my heritage , Irish and more...
Amazing artwork & telling of her story. Thank you for sharing. Keep up the great work. Bríd symbolises the rise of the Divine Feminine in Éire/Ireland & across Europe ❤
While Brigid is undeniably a significant figure in Irish mythology, blending her identity with that of Saint Brigid feels like an attempt to erase the pagan roots of Celtic culture. Turning a powerful goddess into a saint seems more like a strategy by the Church to absorb and control indigenous beliefs rather than honor them. Shouldn't we be preserving the original myth instead of reshaping it?
@@kristyalberton9498 You're absolutely right! Many Christian holidays have roots in pagan traditions from the *Wheel of the Year.* Christmas aligns with Yule (Winter Solstice), Easter with spring fertility festivals like Ostara, and Halloween with Samhain. Early Christianity adapted these traditions to make conversion easier, blending old customs with new beliefs. It’s fascinating how connected they all are!
That's how they getcha. Looking at a story, arguing about who's it is, perpetuating the cycles seeded with trauma and celebrations, and dismissing the actual personification of the archetypes living the repeating inevitability with whatever truths that were buried and rewritten right in front of you if you're paying attention and really want to know. Not just once. I think it's called Slava to focus on the idol and not see the real.
@@alexwelts2553 That's a really thought-provoking perspective. It’s true that stories and archetypes can distract us from deeper truths, especially when history is rewritten or obscured. Focusing too much on symbols or idols can sometimes blind us to the real lessons or realities behind them. Recognizing those patterns and questioning what’s presented allows us to uncover what might be intentionally hidden. It’s definitely something worth reflecting on.
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Brighid/Brigid proper pronunciation (Breej) “ the exalted one” goddess of healing, poetry, smithing, fire associated with the natural world with fertility, and domesticating animals her symbol water.in gallo-Roman & Romano -British called Britantia or brigindo.. then there’s the story of Saint Brigid of Kildare . Irish : Naomh Bríd, classical Irish:Brighid .latin :Brigida .C 451-525 Saint Brigid born C 451 Gaelc Ireland & death C 525 Kildare Leinster Ireland.theres a debate by historians if she was a real person.
Yes, because it is pretty evident that it was the Christian attempt to humanize the Goddess. Instead of being the daughter of the Dagda the Good God, she was made the daughter of a druid who wanted to sell her for being too generous to the people. Something a druid would never do, their creed being generous and protective of the people and the land.
Exactly , I can tell when it's a pagan response in these threads. Cause they're about the only people who put any real , spiritual and logical thoughts into it. 👋👋👋👋👋👋
@@colddaze6680 You must be talking about the Druids, Ireland and Scotland 2 different territory's Ireland is an Island they have their own unique Spirit.
@@ArielDarkStar Maybe so. But you're still missing the mark. You can't of been into Celtic paganism too long, otherwise you'd realise Celtic paganism - culture, deities - pantheon, is all inclusive of Irish, Scottish, Welsh and even Cornish. When ancient Gaels moved to , conquered parts of Scotland. Assimilated and married into some Pictish, Scots clans , they brought their Irish pagan lore , beliefs and practices. Not mention the neo pagan Celtic umbrella has included these together since it was written about by a certain author in the 50's. Either way, Irish , Scots and Welsh were all Celtic as ancients together in Britain.They were more allies than enemies, especially in the face of foreign invaders.
Please please pronounce our old Irish names correctly, respectfully. You do such detailed research yet don't research how to pronounce these beautiful names, I had to stop watching listening. Sorry
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For many years I have revered Brighid … she’s been my light in hours of darkness…I thank you for this beautiful summary.
this is great information! thank you
Thank you so much for this teaching of Brigid!!! ❤🔥🙏. I will now have a new understanding of Imbolc celebration and this part of my heritage , Irish and more...
Amazing artwork & telling of her story. Thank you for sharing. Keep up the great work.
Bríd symbolises the rise of the Divine Feminine in Éire/Ireland & across Europe ❤
Excellent presentation much appreciated
While Brigid is undeniably a significant figure in Irish mythology, blending her identity with that of Saint Brigid feels like an attempt to erase the pagan roots of Celtic culture. Turning a powerful goddess into a saint seems more like a strategy by the Church to absorb and control indigenous beliefs rather than honor them. Shouldn't we be preserving the original myth instead of reshaping it?
Bingo! That is EXACTLY what christian dogma was designed to do. Where do you think christmas ,easter and halloween came from? The wheel of the year.
@@kristyalberton9498 You're absolutely right! Many Christian holidays have roots in pagan traditions from the *Wheel of the Year.* Christmas aligns with Yule (Winter Solstice), Easter with spring fertility festivals like Ostara, and Halloween with Samhain. Early Christianity adapted these traditions to make conversion easier, blending old customs with new beliefs. It’s fascinating how connected they all are!
I say preserve, separate them from whatever that tries to engulf them and recover their place in the world
That's how they getcha. Looking at a story, arguing about who's it is, perpetuating the cycles seeded with trauma and celebrations, and dismissing the actual personification of the archetypes living the repeating inevitability with whatever truths that were buried and rewritten right in front of you if you're paying attention and really want to know. Not just once. I think it's called Slava to focus on the idol and not see the real.
@@alexwelts2553 That's a really thought-provoking perspective. It’s true that stories and archetypes can distract us from deeper truths, especially when history is rewritten or obscured. Focusing too much on symbols or idols can sometimes blind us to the real lessons or realities behind them. Recognizing those patterns and questioning what’s presented allows us to uncover what might be intentionally hidden. It’s definitely something worth reflecting on.
Beautiful video 🙏🏼🔥🔥🙏🏼
Beautiful artwork. Thank you for the info 💜
Thank you for the nice video on her 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Loving your channel. Especially the celtic tales 😊
She is one of the Irish apostles the Saints that strengthened Christianity not just throughout Ireland but Britain.
thats a lie, she was Celtic Only.
@charlesd3a Thank you for sharing this information! ✝️
I don't think they would honor organized Religion, Sovereign is Best. I know the Gems in the Bible
She was expunged as a Catholic Saint in 1969, ( because of her pagan origin no doubt), the information is on another thread on this same video...
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Brighid/Brigid proper pronunciation (Breej) “ the exalted one” goddess of healing, poetry, smithing, fire associated with the natural world with fertility, and domesticating animals her symbol water.in gallo-Roman & Romano -British called Britantia or brigindo.. then there’s the story of Saint Brigid of Kildare . Irish : Naomh Bríd, classical Irish:Brighid .latin :Brigida .C 451-525 Saint Brigid born C 451 Gaelc Ireland & death C 525 Kildare Leinster Ireland.theres a debate by historians if she was a real person.
Yes, because it is pretty evident that it was the Christian attempt to humanize the Goddess. Instead of being the daughter of the Dagda the Good God, she was made the daughter of a druid who wanted to sell her for being too generous to the people. Something a druid would never do, their creed being generous and protective of the people and the land.
Exactly , I can tell when it's a pagan response in these threads. Cause they're about the only people who put any real , spiritual and logical thoughts into it. 👋👋👋👋👋👋
Not Pagan, Celtic Only, Ireland. Celtics are totally different from Christian too, More Budda than those, thats why she was with Nature.
What are you talking about??.. Celtic paganism is the Celtic gods..
Celts in ancient Britain were Irish, Gaels ,Scots, Welsh and Cornish.
@@colddaze6680 Pagans are pagans, killers, Celtic and Pagans never lived together AT ALL, Pagans are of the Devil for sure today too
@@colddaze6680 You must be talking about the Druids, Ireland and Scotland 2 different territory's Ireland is an Island they have their own unique Spirit.
@@ArielDarkStar Maybe so. But you're still missing the mark.
You can't of been into Celtic paganism too long, otherwise you'd realise Celtic paganism - culture, deities - pantheon, is all inclusive of Irish, Scottish, Welsh and even Cornish.
When ancient Gaels moved to , conquered parts of Scotland. Assimilated and married into some Pictish, Scots clans , they brought their Irish pagan lore , beliefs and practices. Not mention the neo pagan Celtic umbrella has included these together since it was written about by a certain author in the 50's. Either way, Irish , Scots and Welsh were all Celtic as ancients together in Britain.They were more allies than enemies, especially in the face of foreign invaders.
@ArielDarkStar Ok....
Yep. Trying to make sense is not easy for you yeah. Fair enough.
Please please pronounce our old Irish names correctly, respectfully.
You do such detailed research yet don't research how to pronounce these beautiful names, I had to stop watching listening. Sorry
@thefoolhasitsuses Then, “respectfully,” if you had to stop watching, please also stop commenting. Those of us enjoying it don’t want to hear your rude negativity. Just go away quietly - you don’t need to announce whether you’re watching it or not.
The ALLFATHER Odin should have taken her as his bride!!!yes!! One of many 😂HAIL ODIN 🙌 and the aesir and vanir 😊
Drunken Vikings and their ideas eh.
What bloviation!
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