Brigid's Healing Water
Episode 8: Brigid's Healing Water
In this episode, we explore healing and purification in Irish witchcraft through the practice of making Imbolc healing water.
Key Points:
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The Bean Feasa (wise woman) and her role in Irish healing traditions
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How to make Brigid's healing water using spring water, silver, morning light, and your own binding
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The significance of Imbolc (early February) as Brigid's time of power
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Why saliva matters in the Bean Feasa's method of sympathetic magic
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The ethics of healing work: never charging for cures, working alongside modern medicine
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How these traditions survive today through bullƔin stones and folk practices
Practice Covered:
February Imbolc Healing Water - a traditional charm to create blessed water for physical and spiritual ailments throughout the year, calling on Brigid as sacred healer, midwife, and smith.
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