Chapter 1: Simple Knots
Caibideil a h-aon: Snaidhmean furasta
An Triquerta
A’ riochdachadh riaghailt trì* an t-saoghail: tìr, muir, agus speur, mar eisimpleir, no beatha, bàs, agus ath-bhreith.
Cuin a chleachdas tu: Nuair a thathar a’ toirt a-steach cumhachd trì-fhillte, gu sònraichte ann an geasan fàis, dìon, agus stiùireadh spioradail.
* Thig a h-uile dad cudromach ann an trì
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The Triquerta
Represents the world’s rule of three*: land, sea, and sky, for example, or life, death, and rebirth.
When to use: When invoking the power of threefold energies, particularly in spells of growth, protection, and spiritual guidance.
*Everything significant comes in threes
Spiral Knot
Symbolizes growth, expansion, and the cycles of life. Reflects the natural progress of life and the unification of all things.
When to use: When doing spells for personal development, and minor healing.
Shield Knot
Symbol of protection and warding off evil spirits. It is used to safeguard against harm.
When to use: Protective spells and rituals (to create a barrier against negative energies or to provide a sense of security).
Sailor’s/Lover’s Knot
Represents love, friendship, and loyalty.
When to use: Spells focused on relationships, or loyalty and trust.
Dara Knot
Symbolizes strength, wisdom, and endurance.
When to use: While invoking strength, resilience, and wisdom, overcoming challenges and gaining insight.
Eternity Knot
Symbolizes the eternal nature of the soul and the interconnectedness of all existence. Represents continuity and the infinite cycle of life.
When to use: Spells involving long-term goals, eternal love, and continuation of life.
Shame no pictures as examples. But super interesting!