Around the Grove ~ Rowan ~ 2024 ~ Brigid, Brigantia, Brid
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Here is a full presentation, followed by a group discussion, about the star-lore of the Rowan tree and its corresponding classical deities that shed light upon the lore of Brigid, Brigantia, Brid - Cygnus the Swan, the Dark Rift (vulva) of the Milky Way, Capricorn and the goddesses Hestia and Vesta, Aquarius and the goddesses Hera and Juno. Sacred Fire, the Age of Aquarius, Saint Brigid and the goddess Brigid, plus Brigindo of Gaul and Brigantia of Britain - opening the way...
I really like your approach to balance different strands of meaning and evidence, and acknowledging the hard problems of these topics. A really interesting series of videos, thank you.
Thank you, it is an exploration, no dogma being created, and happy to take on new information as it arises. Just sharing ideas really.
This is excellent information! Thank you! I'm a Capricorn and never knew why I was magnetized by the 3000 year old Yew tree when we went to Scotland in 2019! WOW!!! I shared this on my Facebook page too.
Thank you :)
Sounds so inspiring about next 2.500 years. Yessss, I knew it, I feel it! ❤️🔥
I dream about to visit Ireland and say hello to Brid’s heartland 🥲
This is amazing 💚💚I'm from éiRe and my daughter born on St Bridgets day... I can't wait to look into the rest of your amazing research and knowledge 💚🇮🇪thank you
Thank you :)
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Thank you for another wonderful video and I hope to join you live hopefully next month. Is there only one time zone in Britain? The Rowan tree also looks like fire because of the red berries, so that could be another association with Brigid. Thank you for letting us know which Greek/Roman Goddess corresponds to this time on the wheel of the year. Is Brighid is a Faery Goddess of the Tuatha De Danaan, or was this a latter addition to her lore?
Thank you. Yes, just one Time zone in the UK. The word 'Faery' is an Elizabethan era English word, the Irish word would be 'sidhe' (pronounced 'shee'). So yes, she is a sidhe-spirit deity but not a tiny petite butterfly-sized fairy of Victorian imagination. But otherworldly, inner-world eternal shining spirit goddess :)
@@theoghamgrove7169 Yes.... I have studied for a few years with RJ Stewart who talked quite a bit about the Sidhe and Fiona Macleod and made it very clear they are not tiny sprites with wings. Good to know where that faery spelling comes from.
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