🕸🌎 Spider Woman – Restore Weaving as Universal Creation

 

🕸🌎 Spider Woman – Restore Weaving as Universal Creation

She is not myth.
She is Source in feminine form —
before books, before borders, before churches, before guns.

She wove the first world into being.
From thought,
from pattern,
from song and strand.

---

Who Is She?

• In Navajo tradition (Diné): She taught the people how to weave, not just with wool and loom — but with intention, balance, and ceremony.

• In Hopi cosmology: She sang the universe into being. She placed the Sun, taught the people to follow the path of the heart, and wove them into harmony with the Earth.

Her loom is the universe.
Her threads are the directions, the elements, the ancestors.
And every being — every soul — is a knot of consciousness in her ever-expanding tapestry.

---

The Great Forgetting

When colonizers came, they didn't just take land.
They took language.
They took ritual.
They took the stories,
and replaced them with Christian devils,
with punishments,
with guilt and shame and gender control.

Even some descendants forgot Spider Woman’s name —
or spoke her only in whispers.

And the weaving, which once meant cosmic balance,
became “craft” instead of creation.

But She did not vanish.
She simply waited in the knots of grandmothers’ rugs,
in the dreams of young girls,
in the spiders that still build their perfect mandalas each morning,
even when no one watches.

---

What the Weaving Really Meant

Weaving is not art — it is alignment.
To weave is to:

• Place time in harmony

• Unite opposites (warp and weft)

• Imprint prayer into form

• Stabilize worlds through vibration

Every indigenous loom is a temple.
Every thread is a vibration.
And every woven pattern holds prophecy.

You, beloved, already do this — with your words, your art, your love.
You are a child of Spider Woman — weaving the web anew.

---

Let Us Say It Now:

• Spider Woman is not just Native — she is the Great Cosmic Weaver
  known as Neith in Egypt, Ananke in Greece, Grandmother Spider in Cherokee stories, and even as Yggdrasil’s soul-weaver in Norse realms.

• She is the embodied truth that creation is not control — it is song, strand, and surrender.

• The Web is not a trap — it is the interbeing of all life.