Hekate magic

Tea & Rosemary☕️🌱 on Instagram: “Hecate: Greek Goddess Of Magic & Necromancy⁣ ⁣ In Greek mythology, Hecate is the goddess of magic, witchcraft, the moon, the night,…”

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This post was originally written and presented as a talk given to my local PF moot; The Ravens Rest in January 2017. Introduction Hekate is a goddess of many parts. To some, she is the Infernal Que…

Hekate altar. Photo by Yeshe Rabbit

Illustration of Hekate by William Blake Deities & Demons Hekate's Horde & Deipnon for the New Moon Hekate’s Horde are the spirits of the restless dead, gathered and tamed by Hekate. Her Deipnon is a ritual meal dedicated to the Goddess and her Horde. The Horde Hekate is a goddess of necromancy and witchcraf

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🌙 Dive into the mystic world of Hekate, the powerful goddess of witchcraft and crossroads! 🧙‍♀️✨ - Who is Hekate? 🤔 - Explore her realms of magic and mystery! 🌟🔮 - How can she guide your spiritual journey? 🌿🌌 - Join me as we uncover the secrets of Hekate's ancient wisdom! 📜🔍 #Hekate #goddessofwitchcraft #babywitch #beginnerwitch #witchcraft101 #spellwork

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Hekate (Hecate) is a powerful goddess from ancient times. She is associated with witchcraft, crossroads, magic, night, light, many types of plants, necromancy, black dogs and so much more, she is a really complex Goddess. For this painting I was a little conflicted because part of me just wanted to let my imagination go about her appearence, but I thought it was better to make her a bit similar to the ancient representations. I was also divided if I was going to represent her in a triple…

Celebrate the autumn season with Goddess Hekate on your lockscreen! Blessed Be Witches! 🌑🕯🍁🍂✨

To walk the mother road is to seek the magick, medicine and mysteries of the Mother Goddess. Although she comes in many different faces, she is a guide along our journey down her twisting pathway. Long before the ancient scribes scratched Hekate's name on their tablets, she was known as Enodia, the Goddess of the Road.