Your bedroom would be ideal.Ģ: Brew yourself a cup or small pot of tea and use your favorite teacup.ģ: Light a few candles. Here is a lovely Friday the 13th evening ritual I encourage you to create in your home…ġ: Set the mood by finding a quiet, cozy place. Personally, I am leaning in, reclaiming, and celebrating this day! The male leaders jumbled those letters and sacred became SCARED. Our feminine nature and ways were now feared because they were unknown. Even the divine cycle of women was made “impure and unclean” and something they were forced to hide. Put this all together – and voila!Īs with many SACRED feminine ceremonies, rituals, and cycles – when society switched from matriarchal to patriarchal – these sacred things were no longer honored or respected. The moon itself represents feminine energy and is connected to, and can have a pull on the emotions and sensitivities of humanity. Why? Well, in part because it is the number of moon cycles each year and our cycles as women flow with those 13 moon cycles.
Then there is 13 – a divinely feminine number. She is often seen as the same being as Freya, goddess of beauty, fertility, sex, and war. Frigg is the Norse goddess of love, fertility, and motherhood. The name Friday comes from Old English and literally means “day of Frigg”. If you have listened to Molly and me on Spill the Tea, you know I love learning the origin stories and understanding the context of these celebrations.įor instance, did you know that Friday has long been associated with Venus? She’s a divine archetype for all things feminine and sensual and creative. Many are reclaiming the origins of this day and celebrating it as a very powerful day to manifest, honor creativity, and celebrate beauty, wisdom, and nourishment of the soul. It was considered a day to celebrate the Divine Feminine, honor the goddess that lives in us all and respect the powerful cycles of creation, death, and rebirth! Next to the number 11… 13 is the number I see all the time.ĭid you know that before patriarchal times, Friday the 13th was considered the day to honor Feminine Energy?
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