#Brid

[herpsandbirds]

Blue-gray Tanager (Thraupis episcopus), family Thraupidae, order Passeriformes, Costa Rica

photograph by Gary Ladner 

[shanks]

Secon

[sakasagami]

Nikke Brid(ブリッド)

[a-titty-ninja]

「勝利の女神：NIKKEのレーシングガール ブリッドファンアート。」 by D.ramz(람지) | Twitter

๑ Permission to reprint was given by the artist ✔.

[hwanang]

Brid with a big problem [ GODDESS OF VICTORY：NIKKE ]

[autumnal-blues]

It took me a long time to get the momentum going for this work but I finally finished it.

I created this as a devotional piece for Brigid, in thanks for her keeping the fire of creativity alive in me. Here she is depicted as a more modern incarnation an artist enjoying solitude among nature.

I hope this brings joy to other devotees and fans of celtic/irish folklore 💙💙💙

[judas-isariot]

Angy duckling.

[misforgotten2]

He didn’t invite anybody to his wedding for . . . well, obvious reasons.

1959

[dianasson]

Gorgeous article on Brighid, Brigit, Bride by Morgan Daimler.

[corupriesthood]

© Morpheus Ravenna | @morpheus-ravenna

Shrine to Brighid for the Coru Cathubodua Priesthood's online Imbolc devotional (2023).

[brokenbonesartafterdark]

It's cold out so I hope everybody's able to stay warm! Bird's brought you some coffee! ☕️🚅

[shanks]

Secon

[brokenbonesart]

It's cold out, so i hope everyone is staying warm and cozy!

Brid from Nikke 🚅

[damobelmont]

Brid, from NIKKE Goddess of Victory.

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[darealjack]

Finished the doodle of the cute birb I saw yesterday

Original by @filibusterfrog

Any feedback is appreciated

[autumnal-blues]

I've just had a profoundly sad thought about Brigid, the goddess and the saint.

I've been thinking a lot about her lately and how to honor her and incorporate her into my practice and beliefs, and recently I listed to Sorcha Hegarty's telling of Saint Brigids story on the Candlelit Tales podcast. (Great podcast btw highly recommend) In her telling of Brigids life she plays with the concept that the saint is a sort of incarnation of the pagan goddess. Her prowess in skills she never learned but nonetheless was masterful in their execution like smithing. Her supernatural abilities to heal lepers and spread her cloak across all of Ireland. The upkeep of a sacred flame unknown to the Christian traditions.

The idea that she had to come to that understanding that she was something more than human and held powers others would associate with the sìdhe or old gods. That she wasn't just named for the goddess but was the goddess reborn into the world to serve and guide the people of her homeland.

And then it occurred to me that while it must have brought so much light and understanding to her life and answers to questions she'd had for all those years, it also must have been so heartbreaking.

Because if she was here with us as a woman, where was her father the Dagda? Or her mother the Mórrigán? Where was her son and her friends and her comrades? And why was she alone the only member of her kind to return to the world in this manner, to walk the mortal world.

If this was a choice of hers in her life as a goddess, it is an act of incredible compassion and love for the people of this world. But if it was just fate and the love the people held for her that brought her back, the compassion remains, but it must have been so lonely while she lived among us again.