Best of KnotWork ~ Brigid: Rebirth of the Mother by Laura Murphy | S5 Ep20

EPISODE · Jan 22, 2025 · 1H 1M

Best of KnotWork ~ Brigid: Rebirth of the Mother by Laura Murphy | S5 Ep20

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Join One of Our Group Writing Programs in 2025!The Authors’ Knot Program, February - November 2025An intimate 10-month online writing program for thought leaders, memoirists, and heart-led visionaries working on a book or another “big project.”The Writers’ Knot Community, January - June 2025A creativity incubator for writers seeking camaraderie and connection. Mythic imagination meets creative expression in this long-running global writing community.Our StoryThe goddess Brigid is known to be a daughter of Dagda, “the Good God.” But who was her mother?Laura Murphy tells her own story of Brigid’s birth at Newgrange. The child comes from the milky way, the way of her mother, the goddess Bóinn. (Laura offered us Bóinn’s story in Season 2, Episode 7.)Our GuestLaura is a poet, activist, and healer. She is a passionate campaigner for Ireland’s Mother and Baby home survivors and other issues surrounding equality, environmental and social healing including the recent successful campaign to make Brigid’s Day a national public holiday in Ireland (February 3, 2025!)Watch the “Is Mise” Lightshow, Brigid’s Day in Kildare 2022.Follow Laura on Instagram.Our ConversationThe first time Brigid is recognized with a national holiday February 1, 2023, a green comet crossed the skiesArtists who are with us in the conversation, Caitlin Matthews and Dee Mulrooney. See the images on Myth Is Medicine.Power of the sacred twelve and thirteen, and yet Brigid’s sacred number is 19 (the sisters who held the sacred flame in Kildare).The significance of the cygnus constellation in this story and in Laura and Marisa’s storiesDagda: sacred masculine as midwife. Echoes of a KnotWork episode with Perdita Finn, who describes Joseph as midwife to Mary. Brigid and Mary in Celtic Christianity, which was close to the Essene tradition. Kate Chadbourne in Season 1, Episode 1, the story of Brigid as best friend to Mary, creating a diversion with the flaming harrow on the day that Mary was nervous about being “churched” after childbirth.Imbas forosnai, the energy of creation, as well as “the inspiration that illuminates” and the power of prophecy and speaking things into creation.Music at the start of the show is by Beth Sweeney and Billy Hardy: billyandbeth.comWork With Marisa1:1 Writing Coaching: If you are working on a spiritual memoir or wellness professional or a creative entrepreneur who wants to use stories to build your business, book a free consultation with Marisa. Learn more at writingcoachmarisa.comLearn about group writing opportunities: www.marisagoudy.com/writing-groupsFind more of Marisa's writing and get a copy of her book, The Sovereignty Knot: www.marisagoudy.comFollow the show on Substack, Instagram, and Facebook.

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