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Spider Woman
Founder
Wanda Ruffner
Attunements:
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Wanda Ruffner
Attunements:
1
Spider Woman, creator and weaver of life, is the great teacher, protector and Mother of all creation to many south-western Native American cultures. She appears as a young and an old woman, as well as a spider who whispers her wisdom into the ears of women and men.
According to mythology, Spider Woman spun two silver strands, one connecting east to west, the other north to south. This connected the four corners of the earth. The strands created the Road of Life in the Hopi Tradition. Spider Woman created her own children, twin daughters and twin sons, who brought forth the sun, moon and stars, and made the earth revolve safely in its orbit.
As Earth Mother, Spider Woman created all vegetation, birds and animals. Using clay in four colors, she created the red, black, yellow and white people. Spider Woman as Creator and Mother affirms that women are essential and central to the life process. She reminds us that people of all races were created from the same source, with equal rights and responsibilities.
As a sustainer, Spider Woman is always urging us to reconnect to our own spiritual source of higher power. She tells us that our natural role is to live in peace and harmony, with reverence toward the earth and its beings. She empowers women to keep the dream of life alive and encourages them to continue weaving their dreams, even in times of despair and unknowing. From the Cherokee Tribe’s legend of Grandmother Spider it says that she spun a web (the Milky Way) across the sky in which she snatched up the sun in a clay bowl to bring light to the darkness of the world.
The Spider is seen as both as a destroyer and a creator. Grandmother Spider represents moving from the dark into the light. Often there has to be a death in some sense for new birth and life to begin.
Symbols of Grandmother Spider are Dream Catchers and Labyrinths.
According to mythology, Spider Woman spun two silver strands, one connecting east to west, the other north to south. This connected the four corners of the earth. The strands created the Road of Life in the Hopi Tradition. Spider Woman created her own children, twin daughters and twin sons, who brought forth the sun, moon and stars, and made the earth revolve safely in its orbit.
As Earth Mother, Spider Woman created all vegetation, birds and animals. Using clay in four colors, she created the red, black, yellow and white people. Spider Woman as Creator and Mother affirms that women are essential and central to the life process. She reminds us that people of all races were created from the same source, with equal rights and responsibilities.
As a sustainer, Spider Woman is always urging us to reconnect to our own spiritual source of higher power. She tells us that our natural role is to live in peace and harmony, with reverence toward the earth and its beings. She empowers women to keep the dream of life alive and encourages them to continue weaving their dreams, even in times of despair and unknowing. From the Cherokee Tribe’s legend of Grandmother Spider it says that she spun a web (the Milky Way) across the sky in which she snatched up the sun in a clay bowl to bring light to the darkness of the world.
The Spider is seen as both as a destroyer and a creator. Grandmother Spider represents moving from the dark into the light. Often there has to be a death in some sense for new birth and life to begin.
Symbols of Grandmother Spider are Dream Catchers and Labyrinths.
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