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Sunday, 20 June 2010

St Distaff Day

St Distaff Day Cover
THEMES: Work, Weaving, Destiny

SYMBOLS: Web, Spinning Wheel, Needle

PRESIDING GODDESS: Arachne, the Greek spider goddess, inspires positive changes in your destiny for the new year. Legend tells us that Arachne challenged Athena to a weaving contest and won. In anger, Athena destroyed the girl's tapestry. Arachne, grief-stricken, took her destiny in hand and turned herself into a spider, but she continues to use her weaving talents to spin and pattern the lives of mortals.

TO DO TODAY: According to lore, Saint Distaff, the patroness of weaving, was a fictional persona made up to mark the resumption of normal activity after the holidays. Instead of this imaginary figure, we turn to Arachne to help us take the strands of our fate in hand and begin weaving a year filled with goddess energy.

To direct your spiritual focus toward the goddess, wear something woven today, or display it proudly. If you have no such items, braid together three strands of thread or yarn, saying:

Arachne, bless this magic braid,

so on you my mind is staid.

Carry this as a charm to keep your thoughts and actions goddess-centered.

Finally, mend any work clothes in need or repairs to improve your job standing. As you make the final knot in a button or hem, bind the magic by saying:

This thread I wind,

The magic bind.

Visualize your professional goals as you work.

Source:365 Goddess

Art by: Queen LilSis



Books in PDF format to read:

Lil Bow Wow - What Is A Warlock
Tuesday Lobsang Rampa - Tibetan Sage
Aleister Crowley - The Litany Of Satan

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