The spider and her web🕸

The spider and her web

So late last night I took the pup out for a potty and as I walked out back I walked through part of a spider web. I could feel it across my face and down my arm to my hand so I knew it was pretty large. I had the flashlight with me to check it out and sure enough there was a huge orb weaver web above me about 8 to 9 feet in the air connected between a tree and the edge of the house. I could see the spider, she was quite large, and I could see the bottom part of the web was now loose and starting to tangle up. I felt bad and apologized to her. Then I stood and watched her for a bit as she went to work quickly repairing her web. She connected the bottom edges back to the strands coming from the tree and the house then she drew the web together and tightened it back up. the weight of her hanging at the bottom untangled it and helped tighten it too. Then all the sudden she dropped very quickly to the ground and she picked up a chunk of a stick and quickly climbed back up to the bottom of the web. It looked like she was wrapping the stick in spider silk, I thought it was stuck in the web for a second, then suddenly she dropped it and fell to the ground with strands attached to it and pulled the bottom of the web taught again. It was an amazing sight to see. It was amazing to see she didn't hesitate, or become defensive or complain, she knew right what to do and went to work and in a couple of minutes everything was fixed. Nature is perfect, watching that could convince anyone of that fact. I wish I had gotten video of it but I wasn't going to go back inside for my phone and miss it. It sure struck me with a sense of wonderment and put a smile on my face.

King Arthur is a mythical king of Britain. Yet while the Christians constantly try to paint him as their legend he is firmly a pagan figure. His name is even a call back and possibly hidden "Bear God" similar to "Artio" or the Witches "Robin Artisson". In this way Arthur maintains the ancient European tradition of the "Bear King", his role as destined king of the fae and tie into Morgan la Fey who is a remnant of multiple goddesses including the Morrigan, has pointed towards his status in some legends as "King of the Dead" this eventually led to him being a leader of the Wild Hunt in Brittany, as well as the folklore surrounding his soul appearing as a raven following his "death" or much more commonly known as "sleep" as King Arthur is the most famous of the Sleeping Kings of Europe.-TLK

Ēalā ēalā Sunne, hōh rīsende neoðan,
Ēalā ēalā Sunne, beorhta þæt wē grōwen,
Ēalā ēalā Sunne, ālīht' þæt fyrr'ste strand,
Ēalā ēalā Sunne, stīer ūs ēce ǣfre and.

(translated to Old English by my good friend Adam)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yay8_R9xRsg

This makes me wonder about the Helm of Awe as well then. I've worn a Vegvisir for some time. Now I may choose something else to replace it👇🤔

Watch this before you use this symbol again. It makes you think. Really think.


https://youtu.be/hqT4g59btpE

Braunfels, Germany.

I think it is wise to stock up food and other needs now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVg-Wu0Xbbc

Kirkjufell🇮🇸

Aurlandsdalen, Norway🇳🇴