A Brief Brigid Banter - Jon O'Sullivan - Irish Pagan School

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We get a number of questions about Brigid from time to time and so Jon settles in to a coffee chat to talk about some of them and the complexity of not knowing certain information.
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[@jenniferm6286]

Ooh I saw Brigid’s name and hit the like button before I even started the video! 😂

[@dianaboucher306]

You answered so much for me today I follow Danu,Dagda ,Brigid and Morgan

[@susanthompson9637]

I got here late today. Hi Jon and Thanks! 🙂

[@99debyost]

Your unverified personal gnosis bout the Morrigan possibly being Brigid's mum is fascinating. It never occurred to me that that was a possibility. But now my mind is going hmmmmmmm...

[@amandadiamond7147]

Aw Yeah! Brigid!

[@mdaniel5803]

Thank you! Love your coffee chats! ☕️

[@morgainebrigid]

I have had the same questions. Thank you.

[@daisypeters3216]

I loved this Brigid's video!Well done! Thank you for this great video 💚🤍🧡🇮🇪👍☘️☘️☘️🔥🔥🔥💧💧💧

[@johnmeyer2072]

I liked your admitting of the nuance and plain absence of some things in Irish Pagan mythology, but even so there's great value obviously in it.

[@-RONNIE]

Thanks for another good video 👊🏻

[@amandadiamond7147]

Thanks for the recommendation for Brigids Forge as well!

[@TrippingtheBrightFantastic]

"Unverified personal gnosis" I love that phrasing. As a spiritual person myself, I have found knowledge this way as well and didn't have a good way to phrase it if I chose to share it.

[@johnmeyer2072]

Really good point re gifting to the Sidhe.

[@jenniferm6286]

This upload came at the perfect time, Jon, since I’m still enjoying my cup of coffee even though I’m several hours behind in 🇨🇦.

[@gaelle4328]

Ok, so this is weird I could have sworn I saw this youtube clip two days ago.

[@mariaceciliaparrales2153]

I have been looking to you and Lora for info for quite some time. I have sought out Irish gods and goddess’ since the early 90s the Egyptian and Olympians since the 50s. The Olympians basically ignored me. Isis was always sympathetic

[@Me-hf4ii]

As a member of the American-Irish diaspora, I have always felt the potato stereotype was the most offensive when you consider that the potato famine SEEMS to have been intentionally caused by colonizers… saying Irish = Potato has always felt like a poke in the eye “we made you dependent on this one crop and then starved your people with it.”

[@jakeodriscoll6593]

When it comes to Ána/Anann i look at her as one of the Mórrigan, but as you said she is not a mother goddess.

[@TheWitchyHomestead]

Is there a record of the morrigan appearing as a wise woman with Nordic style looks/tattoos 🤔 just curious.

[@amandadiamond7147]

Hey look! Alloparenting!