Mystery, power and growth

If you have been reading this blog lately, you have read my post on what spiders taught me about alternate realities. And I have been playing with that lately to some interesting results.

They were absent for awhile and are now back consistently. This morning, I decided to look up the meaning for spiders to see what else I might need to glean from my little friends.

Whats-your-sign gives the following information about the meanings for spiders:

The Spider is an ancient symbol of mystery, power and growth.

 We take our first lesson from the ancient symbol of the Spider by contemplating its web.

 Just as the Spider weaves a web, so too must we weave our own lives. The Spider symbol meaning here serves as a reminder that our choices construct our lives. 

 Not only do Spiders and their webs draw attention to our life choices, they also give us an overview of how we can manipulate our thinking in order to construct the life we wish to live.

 Spiders do this by calling our awareness to the amazing construction of their webs. Fully functional, practical, and ingenious in design - Spider webs serve as homes, food storage, egg incubators - seemingly limitless in their functionality.

 When we consider this ingenious diversity, we can also consider the web-like construct of our own lives. How are we designing the most effective life?

 When we see our decisions, choices and actions as far-reaching, effective tools in life - we can see how we weave a web that can either serve us or enslave us. The Spider symbol meaning beckons us to be mindful of our behaviors - be smart about the life we weave for ourselves.

 Thanks, spiders. You are definitely giving me more to think about as I consciously create my own life.


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