Circe: witch and weaver

This article explores the profound connections between the mythological figure of Circe and the ancient practice of weavecraft in magical rituals. Drawing from Homer’s "Odyssey," the author highlights Circe’s mastery of weaving and song as instruments for shaping destiny. Emphasizing the symbolic significance of knots—particularly the witch’s knot—the piece delves into Circe’s role as a sorceress capable of altering fate through her deceptive skills. The article not only recounts Circe’s narrative intertwined with Odysseus and their son, Telegonus, but also presents a contemporary nine-knot spell inspired by her magic. This spell incorporates personal and protective elements, reflecting a modern practice rooted in ancient traditions. Through ritual and intention, the author invites readers to connect with Circe’s timeless wisdom and harness her power in their own lives.