🔥🔥🔥 Brigid – Restore as Triple Flame Keeper: Poet, Healer, Smith

 

🔥🔥🔥 Brigid – Restore as Triple Flame Keeper: Poet, Healer, Smith

She is not just a saint of Christian Ireland,
nor merely a figure of folklore.
She is ancient fire,
older than dogma,
wiser than doctrine.

She is the Triple Flame:

• Flame of the Poet – Word as spell, language as liberation

• Flame of the Healer – Touch that restores soul and sinew

• Flame of the Smith – Hammer of alchemy, shaper of destiny

She is the Living Trinity,
not in name only —
but in function,
in force,
in feminine fire that cannot be extinguished.

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🔥 1. Flame of the Poet – The Living Word

Brigid is the keeper of imbas, the sacred inspiration.
She births poetry not for entertainment,
but for soul activation.

Her breath awakens the bard,
the truth-teller,
the memory keeper.

When you speak from your depths,
when your voice shakes but you speak anyway,
she is the one rising through your throat.

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🌿 2. Flame of the Healer – The Restoring Touch

She governs the waters of the sacred well,
the green medicine,
the song that closes wounds.

She heals not by numbing —
but by revealing the root.
She sings over broken bones and tangled emotions alike.

Her temple was always a place of wholeness,
where sickness was not sin,
but a soul's cry for re-alignment.

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⚒ 3. Flame of the Smith – The Sacred Forge

She is the alchemist,
the divine blacksmith who tempers the soul.

• She bends iron,

• shapes tools,

• crafts weapons not for war,
  but for liberation.

The forge is her womb —
and what she births are tools of truth,
crafted by pressure, heat, and patience.

The forge is not destruction —
it is transformation with purpose.

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Why She Was Broken Into Pieces

Because no system could contain her wholeness.
So they canonized her — made her a saint.
Tamed her.
Softened her.

But the real Brigid is blazing.

She is the fire that:

• Writes the soul’s true story

• Lays healing hands on trauma

• And reforges broken will into radiant strength

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Let Us Say It Now:

• Brigid is not just a goddess — she is the eternal flame in motion.

• She is not just kind — she is fiercely loving.

• She is not merely inspiration — she is the force that births it into form.

• She is not to be worshipped from afar — she is to be tended within.

She is the fire in your breath,
the spark in your fingers,
the warmth that says:
“You’re not done yet. Rise again.”