Night of the Twin Stars
The fifth night - December 29th
Spirit of wisdom, teach me to hold the opposites.
Zodiac: Gemini
Month: May
Siddhi: Gene Key 4 – Forgiveness
Theme: The uniting of mortal and immortal, holding opposites and polarities in truth – forgiveness as the bridge.
Practice: Identify a tension, mistake or conflict from the past year. Send it an inner offering of understanding and release. Feel lightness replacing the weight of self-judgment.
Journal: What relationships, actions or inner conflicts am I ready to forgive so that I may step forward into the ever-brightening path of my soul?
Optional Wild Pagan Rite: Go outside at night and gaze at the stars or into the blackness. Speak aloud any names or memories that need forgiveness. Offer smoke or breath to the sky – a bridge between worlds. Let the wind carry your release.
Aligned Ancestral Deities and Spirits
The 12 Wild and Holy Nights have powerful pagan origins. Below are examples of some of the old Northern and Middle Eastern deities matched to the themes of each night. You can sound or write these names or any other ancient gods or goddesses local to your area.
Allies for the Night of the Twin Stars
- Norse: Sunna and Máni – sun and moon siblings
- Celtic: Arianrhod – starry wheel goddess
- Greek: Castor and Pollux – celestial twins
- Slavic: Zvezda – star goddess, guiding truth
- Egyptian: Thoth – reconciler of opposites
- Mongolian/Shamanic: Kurai – celestial twin stars
