Goddess Bridgid: did the goddess of fire start a fire.

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hello. well it looks like the Irish goddess of spring is Bridgid. she is involved with a lot of things. including fire. well years ago I would go to a wiccan store to get candles. Im still not actually wiccan. they had a alter to goddess bridgid. of all things. instead the goddess of witches who is Hecate. well they moved the alter to a different room. then I heard it actually caught fire. interesting. just something to think about when your cruising the forum.

7/1/251:40 AM

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