We were taught to fear this day. To associate it with bad luck, dark omens, and superstition. But what if that was never the truth?

Friday is named after Freya, the Norse goddess of love, beauty, sensuality, and magic.

The number 13 is sacred, tied to the lunar calendar, women’s cycles, and the natural rhythms of the Earth.

In ancient times, Friday the 13th was a holy day. It was a time to gather and honor the moon. People also celebrated the divine feminine.

So, what changed?

History tells us: on Friday, October 13, 1307, hundreds of Templars, guardians of sacred wisdom, were arrested and later executed.

And over time, midwives, healers, and women who held spiritual knowledge, often called witches, were hunted, silenced, and erased.

This day was flipped.

From sacred to sinister. From reverence to ridicule but why?

Because a wise and thoughtful, a connected woman is powerful. Because communities rooted in nature and intuition can’t be controlled. Because truth is dangerous to those who profit from disconnection.

But we are waking up.

We are remembering. Friday the 13th is a portal. A return to the temple within us, our spirits.

It is a time to honor the wise ones who came before us. We should also appreciate the sacred power that lives in each of us.

Today is not a curse. It’s a call to remember who you are.

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