Grandmother spider

Grandmother Spider, the Native American Spinning and Weaving Goddess.. Artwork and article by Thalia Took.

When I found this button up I was instantly reminded of spider webs and fell in love with it. I have a great reverence for spiders and consider them one of the most sacred of my personal anima spirit guides. Spiders are the sacred animal of the Native American Goddess Spider Woman, also known as Grandmother Spider. Of all the Goddesses who hold soul resonance for me Spider Woman truly connects to me in a way that I truly cannot describe. I think of her as my divine grandmother, the weaver…

Spider woman has made herself known in every way possible lately, she has probably spent more time in my hair than on her web as I go back and forth to the barn. The summer heat is turned up and so are the teaching of spider woman. She gives to us via complex affixed silk wisdoms. She invites us to remember the ancient teachings of earth before humans came. She is an in-your-face kind of girl (literally) as you go through your day she can drop out of nowhere to look you eye-to-eye silently…

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I had this crazy dream about spiders and spider webs. I was wandering in this big garden type forest. I felt comfortable but was suspicious that something was not quite right about the place I was in. I saw the word in a spider web – FAITH. I was not sure if that was about faith in the dream or in my ability to see, or what it meant. I then walked further and saw the word – BEAUTY. And, all around, there was beauty. I walked on and came to a small stream, flowers growing on the bank, the…

Kokyangwuti is the primary god of the Native Americans & is usually depicted by a spider. Click to read more such interesting facts about Kokyangwuti here.