Mokosh, the ancient Slavic goddess of fate, is revered for her power to weave the threads of life. According to legend, Mokosh spins white threads for those destined for happiness and black threads for those facing adversity. The fate of humanity hangs in the balance of these delicate threads.
Honoring Mokosh: 12 Fridays of the Year
Twelve Fridays throughout the year are dedicated to Mokosh, with each Friday holding special significance. During these days, women are encouraged to engage in protective handicrafts, such as:
- Creating an amulet doll in Mokosh’s likeness
- Embroidering the symbol of Mokosh on fabrics or clothing
- Preparing protective charms adorned with Mokosh’s sign
Symbolism of Mokosh
The symbol of Mokosh, known as Rodovik, represents family prosperity and the power of the Rod (ancestral lineage). This emblem embodies the divine force of creation, reminding us that Mokosh weaves the threads of human and divine destinies. Those who wear this symbol are reminded to persevere through life’s challenges, as Mokosh’s guidance is reserved for those who remain steadfast on their path.
Mark Your Calendars: 12 Fridays of Mokosh in 2025
Save these dates to honor Mokosh and tap into her protective energies:
1. January 3
2. January 31 (Winter Mokosh)
3. March 7
4. April 4
5. May 2 (Spring Mokosh)
6. May 16
7. June 6
8. June 27
9. July 25 (Summer Mokosh)
10. October 24 (Autumn Mokosh)
11. October 31
12. December 5 (Full Moon)
By observing these Fridays and engaging in traditional handicrafts, you can connect with Mokosh’s energies and invite her guidance into your life.
