Brigid

Deities

Tradition · Celtic Irish
Alternate Names
BrighidBrideThe Exalted OneSt. Brigid
Gender Expression
Feminine
Titles
The Exalted OneLady of the FlameKeeper of the Sacred FireTriple GoddessPatroness of Poets
Domain
FirePoetryHealingSmithcraftSacred wellsInspirationSovereignty
Planetary Correspondence
Sun
Secondary Planets
VenusMercury
Elemental Correspondence
FireWater
Zodiac Affinity
LeoAquarius
Correspondences
Colors
GoldWhiteRedGreen
Scents
FrankincenseRoseLavender
Metals
GoldBrassIron
Animals
SnakeCowSwan
Sacred Timing
Days
Hours
DawnSun hours
Offerings
MilkButterBreadPoetryCreative worksTending sacred flamesHealing acts
Invocation Approach
Tone
Warm devotion to sacred fire
Address
Lady BrigidExalted OneKeeper of the Flame
Relationship
Inspirational teacher and healer
Warning
Demands you tend your own sacred fire
Resonance
Poets healers smiths creatives
Symbols
Sacred fireBrigid crossWellForge
Mythology Summary

Celtic triple goddess of fire, poetry, healing, smithcraft. Tended perpetual sacred flame at Kildare. Associated with sacred wells and springs. Patroness of poets, healers, smiths. Later Christianized as St. Brigid but retained goddess attributes. Represents creative fire, inspiration, transformation through craft.

Modern Practice

Patron of poets, healers, craftspeople, anyone working with transformative fire. Invoked for inspiration, healing, creative work. Teaches that fire is sacred, that creation requires tending, that poetry is magic.

Related Deities
AthenaVestaHestia

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Every entry that names Brigid, grouped by the system it comes from.

☥ Deities 28

⚒ Ritual tools 10

☯ Archetypes 4

◈ Symbols 3

🐾 Animal totems 3

🜂 Incense & resins 3

🎨 Colours 3

☽ Moon phases 2

🔥 Sabbats 2

🜔 Elements 1

✧ Directions 1

🕛 Planetary hours 1

📅 Weekdays 1