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a poem for Brigid
Tell me, O Goddess
when they weave their words into worlds
do they still beseech you to grant them inspiration?
Brigid, of smiths, of healing, of poets
do you crown them with their wish
whether they do or don’t ask?
Goddess of many names, which have you favoured?
Bride, Brigantia, Saint Brigid
were you shaped by them as time passed
and again, and again,
as folk put letters upon you anew?
In this age of constructs that pierce the sky
and disdain for ancestral beliefs
what is it that keeps you here, watching over
as the twentieth day stretches on for centuries?
Let it be that you yet know remembrance.
Let it be that you get know honour.
O Brigid, know that the poets still pray.
please don’t repost this as your own!! it isn’t!! (reblogs are okay)
Dedicate a piece of craft to Brigid. It could be origami, crocheted, knitted or even metal work if that is your area of interest. You can even dedicate a recipe that you've created. It could be anything. If it is made with love, it'll please Brigid.
Brigid is the rising Sun, and Brigid is the cool wind of spring.
Brigid is the aroma of flowers, and Brigid is beautiful meadows.
Brigid is the warmth in your food, and Brigid is the coziness of your favourite sweater.
Brigid is your love for your pet dog, and Brigid is your understanding for your loved ones.
Brigid is the beauty of night sky filled with twinkling stars, and Brigid is the golden colour of the west when the Sun sets.
Brigid is your love for baking, and Brigid is your love for Origami.
Brigid is the Azure of sky, and Brigid is the coolness of water quenching our thirst.
Brigid is the garden, Brigid is the gardener, Brigid is the flower in it .
Brigid is the candle, Brigid is the flame, and Brigid is the surety of hands lighting the candle.
Brigid is in everything, and Brigid is everywhere.
Deity Signs: Apollo, Brigid and Sekhmet
Apollo
Crows and/or Ravens
Possible Wolves, Swans, Serpents or Dolphins too
Flocks of Birds
Disease, Epidemics/Pandemics or being in need of Healing
Spontaneous interest in Medicine, Art, Music, Archery, Poetry, etc. or unusual talent of skill in any of these areas
You wake up at sunrise more often, or feel significantly better when you watch the sunrise
You feel more connected to the Sun
You pull The Sun, King of Cups, Knight of Wands, Page of Pentacles, The Hierophant, Temperance or The Chariot while doing Tarot
Your intuition is getting stronger and you’re starting to get prophetic dreams, readings or hunches. He is a god of Prophecy and Oracles, after all
Brigid
Spontaneous interest in Blacksmithing, Witchcraft, Medicine, Family, Poetry, etc. or unusual talent or skill in any of these areas
You pull the The Sun, The Hermit, Strength, The Lovers or The Hierophant while doing Tarot
You pull a lot of Wands when doing Tarot
You feel more connected with the element of fire
Cows and Sheep
Also Serpents
Brigid’s Crosses
Cauldrons or Chalices
Faeries, especially House Fae, begin acting up
Fairy Rings start popping up around your house
Being in need of healing or having a strong urge to heal others
You feel particularly drawn to celtic culture like music, history, religion, etc.
Sekhmet
Randomly hearing purring. I heard of one account where Sekhmet announced her presence by loudly purring in a witch’s ear
Particular interest in weapons, warfare, etc.
Seeing a lot of Sevens in your everyday life
Lions, especially Lionesses
Being in need of healing
Feeling unusually strong, confrontational and/or empowered
You really like felines
Glowing red balls
You feel an unusually strong presence around you
You pull Strength, The Tower or The Sun while doing Tarot
Brigid Offerings, Devotional Acts and Altar Decorations
Brigid is the Celtic Goddess of Spring, Fertility, Family, The Hearth, Childbirth, Fire, Blacksmiths, Scholars, Physicians, Prophets, Healing, Poetry, Occult knowledge, and Justice
Offerings:
Blackberries, Milk, Bread, Herbal Teas, Heather, Brigid’s Cross, Beer, Apple Cider, Honey, Baked Goods and Pastries, Dandelion Root Tea, Shamrocks, Home-Cooked Meals, Corn Dollies, Green or Red or White Candles, Spears and Arrows, Water, Coins, Sheep’s Wool Products (ethically sourced), Prayers, Jewelry and other Metal Items, Metalsmithing tools and crafts, Eggs, Poetry, Food or drink left on the doorstep, Cakes on the windowsill at Imbolc
Devotional Acts:
Light a Yellow Candle and tell her you’re invoking her. She’s very lovely and will help you when you need it
Make jewelry with stones like amethyst, bloodstone, carnelian, garnet, moonstone, clear quartz, or peridot
Tying ribbons to trees
Make art for her, in any form
Meditate with fire
Sit in front of a fire and savour its warmth in the cold
Incorporate the elements on water and fire into your craft
Take a jewelry-making or metalsmithing class
Clean up around your house
Watch the sunrise
Say hello to cows and sheep
Hang a Brigid’s Cross above your doorway for protection and blessings
Study herbalism and healing magic
Perform a healing spell for someone who needs it
Study the Fair Folk and their etiquette
Make a faerie village
Leave offerings for the fae to keep the peace
Wear red and/or white clothes for her
Buy a kilt and wear it with pride
Plant a bee garden
Visit a petting zoo
Celebrate and honor her at Imbolc
Cleanse yourself and your space more often
Practice grounding yourself
Be kind to your mother (and the rest of your family, of course)
Take care of your family and loved ones
Help people who truly need it
Ask for her help whenever you start a new adventure or project
Become aware of your own cycles in life
Learn how to be aware and handle your emotions
Be a peacemaker
Find love and beauty in your life. Romanticise the little things
Practice not being scared of changes and new beginnings
Recognize when you need a fresh start and try not to be afraid of it
Talk to her
Create or Buy an Iron Amulet (I recommend a Troll’s Cross or Spiral of Life pendant)
If you or a loved one is sick, as for her healing powers
Contemplate what within you needs to heal, how you can do it, and ask for her help
Thank her for helping you or just being there in general. Give her offerings after she helps too
Altar Decorations
It would, best case scenario, be over the hearth but she understands if that’s not possible
The colors Green, Red, White, Yellow, Gold and Blue
A statuette of Brigid
Sheep, Cow, Snake, Bee or Hibernating Animal figurines and images
Brigid’s Crosses
Art, Figurines and Images of Faeries
Lots of Candles (Red, Yellow, Green and White)
Myrrh, Wisteria, Frankincense or Cinnamon Incense
Your Book of Shadows
Divination Tools
Metalsmithing Objects, Projects and Tools
Health-related Items like medication, first aid, bandaids, etc.
A tea collection
A Cauldron
Clover and Shamrock images
Poetry dedicated to her
Corn dollies
Chalice for beer and milk
Offering plate
Art dedicated to her
Letters for her
Items that personally mean a lot to you that you feel like sharing with her
Light a candle for Brigid as an offering. Dusks and dawns are dear to her.
Brigid's presence is so gentle, the main word that comes to my mind when I think of her is 'Mother'. She reminds me of all the flowers but in particular those flowers who have the gentlest of scents, like jasmine and lily. She also reminds me of the Moon.
I love my mother Brigid