Before Friday the 13th became associated with bad luck, it used to be CONSIDERED A POWERFUL DAY FOR CELEBRATING FEMININE ENERGY.
Friday the 13th was considered the day of the Goddess. It was to worship the Divine Feminine that lives in us all and to honor the cycle of creation and death and rebirth”
“Thirteen is a female number, representing the average number of woman’s cycle in a year. Its is also the number, too, of annual cycle of moon.
A woman was “considered to embody divine and magical powers” when she got her periods. “She was regarded by all for her wisdom and ability to offer intuitive and psychic messages.. it was only when society became more patriarchal that women were made to feel ashamed when they were having their periods and ignore their amazing potential to create and hold space for new life. This attitude has helped to contribute to the idea that Friday the 13th is unlucky day”
Friday the day of Venus, goddess of love. On this day with Goddess energies doubled, consider the lucky blend of just the right conditions, elements, and energies and work your own magic.
It’s not a secret that Friday the 13th has a terrible rap. In Western pop culture, the 13th is a day that, for many people, is ripe for incidences of awful luck. But if you’re wondering exactly how Friday the 13th became known as unlucky, well, you can blame the patriarchy for that one.
Consider going back to its roots. Don’t worry about bad luck; instead, get in tune with yourself and with nature, and celebrate femininity no matter what gender you are. And above all, remember that by embracing the 13th, you can just wipe out little bit more of the patriarchy.