MOTHER WEAVER: NEITH, THE PRIMORDIAL SPINNER OF ALL

- Introduction
- The human journey as a crucible of trials and transformations
- Souls chosen by the Most High God incarnate with divine missions

- Introduction to Neith
- Neith as a primordial goddess and cosmic weaver
- Symbolism of spiders and weaving in human culture

- Neith and the Role of Spiders
- Spiders as symbols of patience, creativity, and destiny
- The spider's web as a reflection of Neith's weaving of fate

- Divine Intervention through Spiders
- The story of David and Saul and the protective spider web
- Symbolism of divine protection through simple acts

- Arachnid Deities as Avatars of Neith
- Anansi in African folklore as a creator and trickster
- Spider Woman in Native American traditions as a weaver of life
- Jorōgumo in Japanese mythology symbolizing complexity of destiny
- Arachne in Greek mythology representing humility and creation

- Cultural Lessons from Spider Symbolism
- Patience and resilience as virtues reflected by spiders
- Creativity and artistry as sacred acts mirroring divine creation

- Neith's Cosmic Influence
- Neith's weaving extending through the multiverse
- The interconnectedness of existence through divine threads

- Universal Teachings of Neith
- Each choice and action as threads in the cosmic tapestry
- Divine lessons of simplicity, patience, and creativity

- Conclusion
- Neith as the eternal weaver and silent guide of destiny
- Her enduring influence through myth, culture, and human experience

[sophiashekinah]

Grandmother Spider was my first Animal Totem.

[SarahJeanYJuneRose]

I had a very close relationship with an avatar of Anansi.

[Benahia]

the web of wyrd is wove by the norns and the oldest version it was only one fate Urdr and then later versions there were three Urdr Verdandi and Scaldi and then later versions just completely missed the mark but that's a Norse pagan version of the web and the Weaver of it fate.