Friday the thirteenth is a powerful day of transformation; knowledge that is not normally known. Friday the thirteenth was always viewed by pagan cultures as a day of power. It was transformed into a day of dread (supposedly bad luck) by the fear mongering lying church. One of the reasons: Friday is the honoring day of the morning/evening star Venus, the goddess that has been honored by various names from all cultures before the rise of Christianity. One of these names was Aphrodite, the goddess of love. And one of the prime directives of Christianity was destroying the goddess paradigm and the concept of earthly love.
Furthermore, according to the Norse-Germanic tradition, Friday is the day of the Norse-Germanic Frigg. But isn’t Friday the day of Freyja. But of course it is as Freyja and Frigg are one and the same originating from a common Goddess—Mother Nature of creation where Frigg is Mother Nature of the cosmos’ (the macrocosm) while Freyja is Mother Nature of the Earth (the microcosm). In other words, today is a day to honor Mother Nature of the earth and cosmos’. So every Friday is a time to make a special effort to honour Mother Nature. Of course, every day we need to honor and bless nature and all things of this beautiful earth – a personal simple green philosophy.
What is the knowledge of pairing the thirteenth with Friday as a powerful day of transformation. Let’s look at this number and its meaning. It is a Fibonacci number, the result of the sum of 5 and 8. Five (5) is the number of the divine human— the sum of the first male and female numbers, 2 and 3; the first number beyond the Monad formed from the union of the first odd and even numbers. 8 is infinity – thus 13 represent the immortality of divine humans.
Furthermore, tarot card 13 is Death with the Hebrew letter mem (40): Transformation, Mother – Great Sea of Life, Water. But this is not physical death. Tarot card 13 denotes the death of the unhealthy ego and the victory of spirit. It is both an end and a beginning.
This Friday 13th coming so near the December full moon and the Winter Solstice is a perfect time to dedicate or rededicate your life to a spiritual not a materialistic journey of life.