Comments on: Starry Travel Weekend Forecast!

By: PKIA

PKIA — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 22:53:57 +0000

I love love love it! It’s so good gettin’ some feed back and learning even more!
Thanks Emily!!!!

By: Emily Grieves

Emily Grieves — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 20:26:44 +0000

I keep thinking about this, and now I’m wondering why 4 is considered to be “not beneficial” in numerology? Could it be for the same reasons that 13 is considered unlucky, since as you mentioned, 13 adds up to 4 in numerology? I’m just curious, since I always thought 4 was one of those big potent power numbers. In pre-Christian traditions, 4 is the number of the 4 directions, the 4 elements, the 4 quadrants of the universe. Throughout prehispanic Mesoamerica, the four-petaled flower was the core symbol for Life, and it has carried over onto the unique 4-petaled flower right in the middle of Guadalupe’s pregnant belly, if you look closely at the original image of Her. Shed some light for me please, since I don’t know much about numerology but am fascinated by symbology!! xoxo love ya!!

By: Emily Grieves

Emily Grieves — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 19:11:18 +0000

Ooh Friday the 13th!! Love it! 13 is a lucky Pagan number because there are 13 lunar months in the year (12 solar months). A lunar month is 28 days, just like your menstrual cycle – the moon totally affects a woman’s menstruation, and in times before artificial light got in the way, all women menstruated on the new moon and ovulated on the full moon. So 13 is a goddess-oriented number, hence demonized by the Church when they were forcing the pagans to convert to Christianity and disconnect from the Goddess. Why is Friday “bad” in association with “13″? Because it is a reference to the Goddess Freya, after whom Friday is named. 13 became demonized just like brooms and black cats, just like “witch” used to mean “wise” and well, you know what “witch” means to many nowadays. I vote to reclaim Friday the 13th as a lucky day in the name of wise witchery!!!