Herbs associated with hecate

The Greek Goddess of Witchcraft and Herbalism, Hecate is associated with borders, city walls, doorways, and crossroads. Her role in the Gigantomachy is described as “mediator” between the worlds of the living and the realms of the dead. Hecate is best known for her role in the Underworld Corporation, where she appears as the director of operations. The goddess is the chief assistant of Hades, the god of the dead, and she is capable of lifting over 25 tons.

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offerings to hekate...also honey & fish.

As you begin your spiritual awakening you may find yourself being drawn to different deities that wish to work with you. One of the many is Hecate. Known to some for her part in Persephone’s story, the goddess is also known for being the mother to all witches. Here’s a little information to get you started on your introduction to her. #newmoon #deities #goddess #mother #maiden #crone #motherofwitches #greek #crystals #awaken #astraltravel #hecate #triplegoddess #spiritualgrowth #spirituality…

Just a few items for Hecate in the shop. There is also anointing oils, incense and devotional Candles for Her #pagan #hellenic #hecate #hekate #witch

**Hecate's Witches Garden: A Mystical Sanctuary** Hecate, the ancient goddess of magic and witchcraft, inspires many to create enchanting witches' gardens. These mystical spaces are not just about aesthetics; they are sanctuaries for spiritual growth and connection with nature. 🌿✨ A Hecate-inspired garden often features plants like mugwort, lavender, and yew, each holding unique magical properties. These gardens serve as a haven for meditation, spellwork, and rituals under the moonlight…

Discover the signs that Hekate is calling you and explore the various ways in which you can learn about and connect with the ancient goddess.

Hecate Altar & Offerings

The Greek Goddess Hecate goes by many names, such as Torch Bearer, Keeper of Keys, Queen of Night, and Queen of the Crossroads.

August 24th, Marks the Festival of Hecate. Day and Night of the Dark Mother. Of Earth and Sky. Keeper of the crossroads. Seer of the unknown. Queen of the witches. She speaks, and all remains silen…