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GrandMother Spider Oil
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The Spider Grandmother, a Mother Creatrix in Western First Nations, living with the Hopi and Navajo. She is a wise, nurturing, and creative being who weaves the web of life. She imparts wisdom, guidance, and encourages resilience. Her teachings are deeply relevant for women today, offering inspiration and support in navigating the complex challenges of the modern world. Here’s how her myth can guide women in this moment of time:
1. Weaving the Web of Connection and Community Spider Grandmother is the master weaver who creates the intricate web of life, symbolizing the interconnectedness of all things. For women today, her story reminds us of the importance of connection and community. In a time when many face isolation, societal pressures, and brutal patriarchy, the Spider Grandmother encourages women to foster relationships that support mutual growth, collaboration, and care. Her web teaches that every action and intention is connected, urging women to create strong, supportive networks that uplift one another, just as each thread of the web strengthens the whole.
2. Embracing Creativity and Personal Power As a weaver, Spider Grandmother represents the power of creativity—the ability to create our destiny and shape our environment. For women in modern society, this speaks to the importance of embracing creative expression and recognizing their inherent power to create change. Whether in personal life, the workplace, or society, her story teaches that women have the power to weave their futures, no matter how tangled the past or present may seem. Through patience and persistence, they can overcome obstacles and build something beautiful and meaningful.
3. Wisdom Through Patience and Stillness The spider’s act of weaving is one of patience and deliberate action. Spider Grandmother teaches that wisdom comes through quiet observation and mindfulness. In an age of constant movement, distraction, and noise, her story reminds women of the value of slowing down, reflecting, and carefully choosing their actions. She encourages embracing moments of stillness to gain clarity, find inner strength, and approach life’s challenges with thoughtful wisdom rather than impulsive reactions.
4. Protection and Resilience Spider Grandmother is often seen as protecting who those are vulnerable or in need. Her web represents a shelter of strength, symbolizing the protective spaces women can create for themselves and others. In times of struggle, whether related to social injustices, personal battles, or emotional hardships, she reminds women of their resilience. Her myth encourages them to recognize their inner power to survive and thrive, even when facing adversity.
5. Transformation and Change Spider Grandmother’s web also represents cycles and transformation, aligning with the idea that life is ever-changing, and we are constantly evolving. Women today are often navigating transitions in career, relationships, identity, or societal roles. Spider Grandmother’s guidance is to embrace change as part of life’s web. Just as the spider must occasionally rebuild her web after it is damaged, women are reminded that they, too, can reconstruct their lives after moments of disruption, emerging stronger and more aligned with their true purpose.
6. Storytelling and Passing on Wisdom Spider Grandmother is as a storyteller, passing down sacred wisdom and knowledge to younger generations. For women today, this is a call to honor their voices and share their stories. Whether through literal storytelling, mentorship, or teaching, women are encouraged to pass on their experiences, lessons, and knowledge to others, ensuring that the wisdom of past generations weaves into the future.
The Spider Grandmother’s myth offers timeless guidance for women, urging them to embrace their power as creators, protectors, and nurturers of both themselves and their communities. She encourages patience, resilience, and a deep understanding of the interconnectedness of all life. By embodying these lessons, women can find strength, purpose, and wisdom in this moment of time, crafting their futures with intention and grace, much like the web of the Spider Grandmother herself.
GRANDMOTHER SPIDER: The American Nations – GrandMother Medicine of the Sky World: GrandMother Spider waited in the Sky World for the Great Spirit of Wakan Tonka (the Universal Mind) to be born. She is Oldest of the Old Ones. When Wakan Tonka awoke from the dream of the world (Universe) she watched the seven Lights (colors) float out from Great Spirit to become shinning stars. GrandMother Spider began to sing her song of weaving through the Sky World and she danced and spun her Web of Life! With the help of GrandMother Spider we can travel our own Web of Life and discover where we come from and where our choices are taking us. This special Medicine is the common psychology of all Peoples…Who are we? Where are we going?
Companionship alignments: Wakan Tonka, Eagle, all Spiders, she resonates within every web, centerplaces and crossroads, black sapphire, fire agate, silver eye obsidian, turquoise, coral, web jasper, salvia plant, juniper trees, blue milfoil – her sacred yarrow flower and mimosa flowers. You will penetrate the web with her awakening blend of blue milfoil, mimosa and juniperberry.
Nurturing capacities: As the Hopi Mother of All That Will Ever Come she guides and illuminates your personal web of life and enables you to discern where your growth and abundance lies.
Inspirational influences: As a spider, the GrandMother encourages molting, shedding our skin of old, outworn ways to make new beginnings!
Healing gifts: All counselors and therapists are gifted by GrandMother Spider! Her illumination into the darkness of blocked memories, her balancing technologies in proper weaving translates into balanced approaches into facing and resolving issues. Call on GrandMother Spider to guide you as a good counselor or a good listening friend!
Creative drive: Learning and growing in shamanic skills, GrandMother Spider triggers our sensuality through our energy web (Lightbody) connecting our Spirit to our physical senses and awakening our psychic skills.
Leadership qualities: In keeping the memory of our Ancestors, GrandMother Spider is a spiritual leader, who gifts those who reach out to humanity as Spiritual leaders with the continuity of the past and the bright promise of a new age.
Paradigm Shift skills: GrandMother Spider is resonant today for all of us as the guide of a new age speaking one eternal message: All Peoples and Beings are Created Equal, we have the gift of All My Relations. We are all connected to All That Is and Ever Was. Our new prayer is “O mitakuye oyasin.”
1. Weaving the Web of Connection and Community Spider Grandmother is the master weaver who creates the intricate web of life, symbolizing the interconnectedness of all things. For women today, her story reminds us of the importance of connection and community. In a time when many face isolation, societal pressures, and brutal patriarchy, the Spider Grandmother encourages women to foster relationships that support mutual growth, collaboration, and care. Her web teaches that every action and intention is connected, urging women to create strong, supportive networks that uplift one another, just as each thread of the web strengthens the whole.
2. Embracing Creativity and Personal Power As a weaver, Spider Grandmother represents the power of creativity—the ability to create our destiny and shape our environment. For women in modern society, this speaks to the importance of embracing creative expression and recognizing their inherent power to create change. Whether in personal life, the workplace, or society, her story teaches that women have the power to weave their futures, no matter how tangled the past or present may seem. Through patience and persistence, they can overcome obstacles and build something beautiful and meaningful.
3. Wisdom Through Patience and Stillness The spider’s act of weaving is one of patience and deliberate action. Spider Grandmother teaches that wisdom comes through quiet observation and mindfulness. In an age of constant movement, distraction, and noise, her story reminds women of the value of slowing down, reflecting, and carefully choosing their actions. She encourages embracing moments of stillness to gain clarity, find inner strength, and approach life’s challenges with thoughtful wisdom rather than impulsive reactions.
4. Protection and Resilience Spider Grandmother is often seen as protecting who those are vulnerable or in need. Her web represents a shelter of strength, symbolizing the protective spaces women can create for themselves and others. In times of struggle, whether related to social injustices, personal battles, or emotional hardships, she reminds women of their resilience. Her myth encourages them to recognize their inner power to survive and thrive, even when facing adversity.
5. Transformation and Change Spider Grandmother’s web also represents cycles and transformation, aligning with the idea that life is ever-changing, and we are constantly evolving. Women today are often navigating transitions in career, relationships, identity, or societal roles. Spider Grandmother’s guidance is to embrace change as part of life’s web. Just as the spider must occasionally rebuild her web after it is damaged, women are reminded that they, too, can reconstruct their lives after moments of disruption, emerging stronger and more aligned with their true purpose.
6. Storytelling and Passing on Wisdom Spider Grandmother is as a storyteller, passing down sacred wisdom and knowledge to younger generations. For women today, this is a call to honor their voices and share their stories. Whether through literal storytelling, mentorship, or teaching, women are encouraged to pass on their experiences, lessons, and knowledge to others, ensuring that the wisdom of past generations weaves into the future.
The Spider Grandmother’s myth offers timeless guidance for women, urging them to embrace their power as creators, protectors, and nurturers of both themselves and their communities. She encourages patience, resilience, and a deep understanding of the interconnectedness of all life. By embodying these lessons, women can find strength, purpose, and wisdom in this moment of time, crafting their futures with intention and grace, much like the web of the Spider Grandmother herself.
GRANDMOTHER SPIDER: The American Nations – GrandMother Medicine of the Sky World: GrandMother Spider waited in the Sky World for the Great Spirit of Wakan Tonka (the Universal Mind) to be born. She is Oldest of the Old Ones. When Wakan Tonka awoke from the dream of the world (Universe) she watched the seven Lights (colors) float out from Great Spirit to become shinning stars. GrandMother Spider began to sing her song of weaving through the Sky World and she danced and spun her Web of Life! With the help of GrandMother Spider we can travel our own Web of Life and discover where we come from and where our choices are taking us. This special Medicine is the common psychology of all Peoples…Who are we? Where are we going?
Companionship alignments: Wakan Tonka, Eagle, all Spiders, she resonates within every web, centerplaces and crossroads, black sapphire, fire agate, silver eye obsidian, turquoise, coral, web jasper, salvia plant, juniper trees, blue milfoil – her sacred yarrow flower and mimosa flowers. You will penetrate the web with her awakening blend of blue milfoil, mimosa and juniperberry.
Nurturing capacities: As the Hopi Mother of All That Will Ever Come she guides and illuminates your personal web of life and enables you to discern where your growth and abundance lies.
Inspirational influences: As a spider, the GrandMother encourages molting, shedding our skin of old, outworn ways to make new beginnings!
Healing gifts: All counselors and therapists are gifted by GrandMother Spider! Her illumination into the darkness of blocked memories, her balancing technologies in proper weaving translates into balanced approaches into facing and resolving issues. Call on GrandMother Spider to guide you as a good counselor or a good listening friend!
Creative drive: Learning and growing in shamanic skills, GrandMother Spider triggers our sensuality through our energy web (Lightbody) connecting our Spirit to our physical senses and awakening our psychic skills.
Leadership qualities: In keeping the memory of our Ancestors, GrandMother Spider is a spiritual leader, who gifts those who reach out to humanity as Spiritual leaders with the continuity of the past and the bright promise of a new age.
Paradigm Shift skills: GrandMother Spider is resonant today for all of us as the guide of a new age speaking one eternal message: All Peoples and Beings are Created Equal, we have the gift of All My Relations. We are all connected to All That Is and Ever Was. Our new prayer is “O mitakuye oyasin.”
