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I re-worked the last wallpaper set since they didn't seem very popular. Hopefully you all like these better- I know I definitely do. xxx
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The Many Epithets of Hekate
An epithet is an honorary and praiseful descriptive title used as part of a name. For example, Alexander The Great. In polytheistic religions, specifically that of Greece and Rome, an epithet was not only a praiseful description, but also a focus on a specific aspect of that divinity and their powers that you are petitioning for purposes related to that aspect. The following is a list I compiled of Hekateâs many historical epithets. These epithets come from the Greek Magical Papyri, The Chaldean Oracles, Greek poetry, hymns & myths and ancient inscriptions. A few of the epithets have unknown meaning. Other epithets are unverified but speculated to belong to Hekate. Either way - the epithets are definitely fitting for Her and I donât think Sheâd reject them.
You will find as you go through the list of epithets of this ancient and vast goddess that many of the epithets are contradictory to others. Being a goddess with such an ancient history with many evolutions and having domain over so many realms, itâs only natural that for example, the Greek Magical Papyri epithets which tend to be darker are going to vary greatly from that of the Chaldean Oracles which view Her as a universal power and axis mundi and anima mundi.
This list would not be possible without the work of Sara Neheti Croft, author and artist of Knowing Hekate: A Spiritual Coloring Experience, particularly her posts here. Also the work of Leonardo at Voces Magicae, particularly his post here. Iâm extremely thankful for their research, work and devotion. They did most of the actual research and compilation, Iâve just merged them into a master-list for easy reference.
AbronoĂŞ âGracious-mindedâ, âProviding Graceâ, âGraciousâ Adamantaea âUnconquerableâ, âUntamable Goddessâ AdmĂŞtos âIndomableâ, âUnconqueredâ Aenaos âEternalâ Agallomenen Elaphoisi âRejoicing in Deerâ Agia âSacredâ, âHolyâ Aglaos âRadiantâ Agriope âWild-eyedâ, âFierce-facedâ, âSavage-watcherâ, âwild-voicedâ Agrotera âHuntressâ AidĂ´naia âGoddess of Hadesâ, âOf the Underworldâ Aimopotis âBlood-drinkerâ, âMurdererâ AiĂ´nos âEternalâ AizĂŞiÎżs âVigorousâ Aktinochiatis âRadiant hairedâ, âWith Rays for Hairâ Aktiophis [Of Unknown Meaning] Alexeatis âAverter of Evilâ Alkimos âPowerfulâ, âStrongâ, âStoutâ, âBraveâ Amaimaketos âUnconquerableâ, âRagingâ, âInvincibleâ, âUnapproachableâ, âUncontrollableâ Ambrotos âImmortalâ Ameibousa âOne That Transformsâ Amphiphaes âCircumlucentâ Amphiprosopos âDouble-facedâ Amphistomos âDouble-mouthedâ Anassa âQueenâ Anassa Eneroi âQueen of the Deadâ Androphonos âKiller of Menâ Angelos âMessengerâ Antaian Theou âShe Who Meetsâ Antania âEnemy of Mankindâ AĂ´roboros âDevourer of the Prematurely Deadâ, âDevourer of the Untimely Deadâ Apanchomene âThe Hanged Oneâ Apotropaios âAvertingâ, âAverterâ Aphrattos âUnnamed Oneâ ArĂŞgos âHelperâ Archikos âRoyalâ Ariste âThe Bestâ Ariste Cthonia âBest of the Worldâ, âBest in the Worldâ Arkuia / Arkyia âSpinner of websâ, âEntrapperâ Arrhetos âIneffableâ Astrodia âStar-walkerâ, âStar-Courserâ Atala âTenderâ, âDelicateâ Atasthalos âPretentiousâ, âRecklessâ, âPresumptiousâ Athanatos âImmortalâ, âOf Immortal Fameâ AutophyĂŞs / Autopheus âSelf-generatingâ. âSelf-begottenâ Azonos âWithout Bordersâ Azostos âUngirtâ, âWithout a Beltâ Baridouchos âBarque-holderâ, âSkiff-holderâ Basileia âQueenâ, âPrincessâ Bolos âFar-Throwerâ, BoĂ´pis âCow-eyedâ Booporos âOx-Herderâ Borborophorba âEater of Filthâ Boukolos âOx-Herderâ BrimĂ´ âAngry-Oneâ, âTerrifyingâ Buthios âAbysmalâ, âOf the Depthsâ Charopos âFerocious-aspectedâ, âFierceâ, âGrimâ, âFlashingâ, âBright, âHaving blue-grey eyesâ, âof the Seaâ Chthonia âChthonicâ, âOf the Earthâ ChrysĂ´pis âGolden-facedâ Chrysosandalos âof Golden Sandalsâ Chrysosandalaimopotichthonia âGoddess of the Lower World Wearing Golden Sandals and Drinking Bloodâ Chrysostephanos âGolden-Crownedâ, âCrowned with Splendorâ ChrysostephĂŞs âGolden-crownedâ Dadophoros âTorchbearerâ Dadouchos âTorch-bearerâ Daeira âThe Knowing Oneâ Daidalos âCunningâ Damasandra âDominator of Menâ, âSubduer of Menâ Damnamene âMeans of Constraintâ Damnodamia âSubduer of Subduersâ Damnomeneia âDominating Forceâ DasplĂŞtis âHorrorâ, âFrightful-oneâ Deichteira âTeacherâ, âRevealerâ Deinos âTerribleâ Despoina âLadyâ, âMistressâ Dione âGoddessâ Doloessa / Doloeis âAstute-oneâ, âSubtleâ, âWilyâ, âCunningâ Drakaina âSerpentâ, âDragonâ EidĂ´lios âPhantasmalâ, âGhostlyâ Eileithyia âNurse of Childbirthâ, âGoddess of Midwivesâ Einalian âOf the Seaâ Einodia Thygater Demetros âDaughter of Demeter, who is of the Roadâ Ekklesia âOf the Assemblyâ Ekdotis âBestowerâ ElaphĂŞbolos âDeer-huntressâ, âShooter of Deerâ Elateira âDriverâ, âCharioteerâ Ellophonos âFawn-slayerâ Epaine âAwe-Inspiringâ, âGloriousâ, âSublimeâ Empousa / Empusa [Of unknown meaning, related to the monster Empusa and the idea of phantoms and specters] Empylios âAt the Gateâ Empyrios âEmpyreanâ Enodia âOf the crossroadsâ, âOf the Roadsâ, âOf the Pathâ Ephodia âTraveling Expensesâ, âProvisions for the Roadâ, âTraveling Suppliesâ, âResourcesâ Ephoros âGuardianâ âOverseerâ Epigeioi âof the Earthâ Epiphanestate Thea âthe Most Manifest Goddessâ Epipurgidia âon the Towerâ Episkopos âGuardianâ, âOne who Watches Overâ, âOverseerâ Epiteichea âThe Strongholdâ, âFortâ Epi-tymbidia âSepulchralâ Eranne âLovelyâ Erannos âLovelyâ Ergatis âEnergizerâ Ărigeneia âDaughter of morningâ, âEarly-bornâ ErĂ´totokeia / Erototokos âBearer of loveâ, âProducing Loveâ, âWho Bore Loveâ Eukoline âGood Temperedâ Eupatepeia âNoble-bornâ Eurippa âHorse-finderâ Geneteira âMotherâ Genetyllis âBirth-Helperâ, âGoddess of Childbirthâ, âMidwifeâ Gigaessa âGiantâ Gorgo âThe Grimâ, âThe Gorgonâ Hecatoncheires âHundred-handedâ Hegemonen âGuideâ HĂŞgemoye âQueenâ Helike âRevolvingâ Hersechthonia âSpeaking From Belowâ Hexacheira âOf Six Waysâ, âOf Six Handsâ Hiera âHoly Oneâ Hieros Pyr âHoly Fireâ Hipparete âHorse-Speakerâ Hippokyon âMare Bitchâ, âHorse Dogâ Hippoprosopos âHorse-Facedâ Hypolampteira [Of Unknown Meaning - possibly related to light or brightness] Iocheaira / Iokheaira âArrow-shooterâ, âOne who Shoots Arrowsâ Indalimos âBeautifulâ IppokyĂ´n âMare-Dogâ, half dog/ half horse IppoprosĂ´pos âHorse-facedâ Kalkaea âWearer of High Bootsâ Kalligeneia âBearing Beautiful Offspringâ Kalliste âFairestâ Kapetoktypos âTomb-disturberâ, âCausing the Noise of Lamentationâ Kardiodaitos âHeart-Eaterâ, âFeasting on Menâs Heartsâ Kareia âof Kariaâ, âKrausâ Karko âLamiaâ, âChild-Eatingâ, âNocturnal Spiritâ Katachthonia âSubterraneanâ Katakampsypsaychenos âBender of proud necksâ Kelkaia [Of Unknown Meaning] KeratĂ´pis âHorned-facedâ, âHorned Lookingâ Keroeis âHornedâ Kthonia âOf the Underworldâ, âOf the Earthâ Kleidouchos / Kleidoukhos âKey-holderâ, âKey-keeperâ KlĂ´thaiĂŞ âSpinner of fateâ Kore âMaidenâ Kourotrophos âChildâs Nurseâ, âNurse of Youthsâ Krataios / Kratais âPowerfulâ, âDominatorâ, âOf the Rocksâ Krokopeplos âSaffron-Cloakedâ Kunolygmatos âDoglike Howlerâ, âWho howls doglikeâ Kydimos âGloriousâ Kynegetis âLeader of Dogsâ Kynokephalos âDog-Headedâ Kynolygmate âHowling Like a Dogâ, âWho Howls Dog-likeâ KyĂ´n âBitchâ, âDogâ KyĂ´n Melaina âBlack Bitchâ, âBlack Dogâ Kyria âThe Powerfulâ, âThe Supremeâ Laginitis âOf Laginaâ Lampadephoros âLamp-bearerâ, âTorch-bearerâ, âWho Warns of Nighttime Attackâ Lampadios âLamp-bearerâ, âTorch-bearerâ Leaina âThe Lionessâ Leontoukhos âHolding a Lionâ Leukophryne âWhite-Browedâ, âOf the White-Browed Hillâ Limenitis âHarbor Goddessâ Limenitikos âOf the Harborâ, âHarbor Goddessâ Limenoskopos âOf the Thresholdâ, âWatcher of Havensâ, âOn the Harborâ, âWatching the Harborâ Liparokredemnos âOf the Bright Headbandâ, âBright-Coiffedâ Liparoplokamos âBrilliant-Braidedâ Lochias âProtector of birthâ, âGoddess of Childbearingâ Lykaina âShe-wolfâ Lyko âShe-wolfâ, âWolf-formedâ Maera âShiningâ Mageus âOne who Kneadsâ [Possibly related to Magi] Makairapos âBlessed-oneâ Medeousa / Medusa âProtectorâ, âGuardâ, âGorgonâ Meisopomenos âLaborer of the Moonâ Meisoponeros âVice-Hatingâ Megiste âGreatestâ Melaine âBlackâ MelaneimĂ´n âBlack-cladâ, âWearing Blackâ Melinoe âSoothing Oneâ Mene âMoonâ Moira âA Shareâ, âFateâ Monogenes âOnly Childâ Monoprosopos âWith One Faceâ Mormo âShe-Monsterâ Munychia [Of Unknown Meaning] Nekuia / Nekyia âGoddess of deathâ, âMistress of corpsesâ Nerteria âInfernalâ, âSubterraneanâ, âNether Oneâ Nerterios âInfernalâ, âSubterraneanâ, Nether Oneâ Nerteron Prytanin âMistress of the Deadâ Noctiluca âLight of the Nightâ, âNight Shinerâ Noeros âIntellectiveâ Nomaios âPastoralâ Nychia / Nykhia âNocturnalâ âNocturnal-Oneâ âGoddess of Nightâ Nyktairodyteira âNight Riser and Setterâ, âShe that Rises and Sets by Nightâ Nykteria âOf the Nightâ Nykti âOf the Nightâ Nyktiboos âNight-Shouterâ, âNight-Crierâ Nyktipolos âNight-Wanderingâ Nyktophaneia âNight-shiningâ Nymphen âBrideâ Nyssa âGoaderâ, âGoalâ, âBeginningâ, âTurning Postâ, âAmbitionâ Oistrophaneia âManifester of Madnessâ Oistroplaneia âSpreader of Madnessâ, âCausing the Wanderings of Madnessâ OksyboĂŞ âShrill-screamerâ, âShriekerâ Oletis âDestroyerâ Opaon âFollowerâ OpheĂ´plokamos âCoiled with Snakesâ, âWith Snaky Curlsâ Oriplanos âMountain-roamerâ, âMountain-Wanderingâ Oroboros âTail-Eatingâ Ourania âCelestialâ, âHeavenlyâ Ouresiphoites âWanderer in the Mountainsâ Oxythymia âGallowsâ, âQuick to Angerâ PaggennĂŞteira âMother of Allâ PaiĂ´nios âHealerâ PammĂŞtĂ´r âMother of Allâ Pandamateira âAll-tamerâ, âAll-powerfulâ, âAll Subduerâ, âMaster of allâ Pandina [Of Unknown Meaning - Possibly related to âwhirlingâ or ârotatingâ] PandĂ´teira âAll-giverâ, âOne who gives everythingâ, âBestower of Everythingâ, Bounteousâ Pangaios âWorld-wideâ Panopaia âAll-seeingâ, âOne who sees everythingâ, âPanoramaâ Panta Ephepousa [Of Unknown Meaning] Pantos Kosmou Kleidokhos âKeeper of the Keys of the Cosmosâ PantrephĂ´ / Pantrophos âAll-nurturingâ, âAll-sustainingâ, âwho feeds allâ Parthenos âVirginâ Pasikrateia âUniversal Queenâ, âAll-powerfulâ, âwho dominates allâ Pasimedeonsa âAll-guardingâ, âAll-protectingâ Pasimedousa âRuling Over Allâ Pasiphaessa âWide-Shiningâ Patrogenes âFather-Begottenâ Pege âSourceâ Pege Psychon âSource of Soulsâ Persia âPersianâ âDaughter of Persesâ PhaennĂ´ âBrilliantâ Phaesimbrotos âBringer of light to mortalsâ PhaethĂ´ âRadiantâ Pharaea âOf Pharaeaâ, âDaughter of Zeus and Pheraeaâ PhilĂŞremos âLover of Solitudeâ Philoskylax âLover of Dogsâ Phoberos âTerribleâ, âFearfulâ Phoebe âBrightâ Phoinikopeza âRuddy-footedâ PhĂ´s âHoly lightâ PhĂ´sphoros âLight-bringerâ PhĂ´toplĂŞx âWho smites with lightâ, âWho strikes with lightâ Phroune âToadâ, âFrogâ, âShe-Toadâ PhthorĂŞnĂŞs âRuin-Bringerâ, âCorruptorâ PhylakĂŞ âProtectorâ, âGuardianâ, âWho Keeps Watch and Wardâ Physis âNatureâ (personified) PodarkĂŞ âQuick-footedâ, âFleet-footedâ Polyboteira âGenerous Giver of Nourishmentâ Polykleitos âFamedâ, âMuch Renownedâ, âFar-Famedâ Polyplokamos âOf Many Tentaclesâ, âWith Many Feelersâ Polymorphos âMany-formedâ, âOf many formsâ PolyĂ´dynos âFull of Painâ, âOne who suffers muchâ PolyĂ´nymos âMany-namedâ, âOf many namesâ Potnia Theron âMistress of Animalsâ, âLady of Wild Beastsâ Presbeira âAncientâ, âElderâ Prodomos âOf the Vestibuleâ, âBefore the Houseâ Prothegetis âLeaderâ Prokathegetis âShe who goes down beforeâ, âLeaderâ, âTeacherâ, âGuideâ PromĂŞthikos âWith forethoughtâ Propolos âShe Who Leadsâ, âGuideâ, âCompanionâ, âServantâ Propylaia âOne Before the Gateâ Prothyraea âBefore the Gateâ Prostistos âPrimordialâ, âThe Very Firstâ Psychopompe âSoul-Guideâ Pyriboulos âOf fiery counselâ PyridrakontozĂ´nos âGirt with flaming serpentsâ Pyriphoitos âFire-walkerâ Pyripnos / Pyripnoa âFire-breatherâ, âBreathing Fireâ Pyrophoros âFire-bearerâ, âTorch-bearerâ Pyrtania âInvincible Queen of the Deadâ, [Possibly related to âCouncil Chamberâ] RĂŞksipylĂŞ âDoor-breakerâ, âGate-breakerâ Reskichthon / Rexichthon âBursting forth from the Earthâ, âEarth-Cleaverâ Rhododaktylos âRosy-Fingeredâ Rixipyle / Rexipyle âShe Who Throws Down The Gatesâ Sarkophagos âFlesh-Eaterâ Skotia / Skotios âSomberâ, âOf the Darkâ, âOf the Gloomâ Skylakageia âDog-leaderâ SĂ´teira âSaviorâ Speirodrakontozonos âGirt with Serpent Coilsâ StratĂŞlatis âLeader of hostsâ, âGeneralâ Strophaia âStanding as a porter at the door hingeâ Taurodrakaina âBull-Dragonâ, âhalf bull/ half serpentâ TaurokarĂŞnos âBull-headedâ Tauromorphos âBull-formedâ TaurĂ´pis âBull-facedâ Tauropolos âBull-Herderâ TaurĂ´pos âBull-aspectedâ Tartarouchos / Tartaroukhos âRuler of Tartarusâ, âController of Tartarusâ Tergeminus âOf Triple-Birthâ Terpsimbrotos âDelighting menâ, âOne who delights mortalsâ, âGladdens the hearts of menâ Tetrakephalos âFour Headedâ Tetraoditis âOf the Four waysâ, âOf Four roadsâ, âHaunting Crossroadsâ, âFour-Roadâs Mistressâ TetraĂ´nymos âFour-namedâ TetraprosĂ´pos âFour-facedâ, âFour-Headedâ TetraprosĂ´pinos âFour-facedâ ThanatĂŞgos âDeath-Bringerâ Thea Deinos âThe Dread Goddessâ Therobromon âRoaring like a Wild Beastâ, âOf the City of the Beastâ ThĂŞroktomos âBeast-slayerâ Thrinakia âTriple-pointedâ, âOf three extremesâ, âTripleâ TlĂŞtĂŞ / Tletos âPatientâ Triauchenos âTriple-neckedâ, âWith Three Necksâ Triceps âThree-Formedâ Trikaphalos âThree-headedâ Trikaranos âThree-headedâ,âThree-facedâ, âTriple-headedâ Triktypos âTriple-soundingâ Trimorphos âThree-Formedâ Trioditis âOf the Three waysâ, âOf the three roadsâ TriĂ´nymos âTriple-namedâ Triphthoggos âTriple-voicedâ, âHaving Three Voicesâ TriprosĂ´pos âTriple-facedâ Triva âOf the Three Waysâ, âGoddess of Three Roadsâ Tymbidian âSepulchralâ Tymborychos âGravediggerâ, âGrave-Robberâ ZatheiĂŞ âDivineâ Zatheos âDivineâ Zerynthia âOf Mount Zerynthiaâ ZĂ´nodrakontis / Zonodrakontos âEncircled by Serpentsâ, âCovered in Snakesâ, âIntertwined with Snakesâ Zootrophos âNourisher of Lifeâ
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đą HEKATE: Titan, Goddess, and Cosmic World Soul (Goddess Masterpost) âď¸
âShe stands overlooking a great void. The endless darkness stretches out before Her, empty but anticipating Her divine inspiration.
She lifts Her finger. The void trembles. Then, a bright flash in the darkness - a galaxy is born.Â
She smiles, and the void sings.Â
She inhales, and the newborn galaxy is filled with a trillion lives.
She closes Her fingers into a fist, and then, catastrophe. In the distance, a sun explodes, and a trillion lives are brought to an end.Â
She weeps, and the void sings.Â
She exhales, and a trillion souls are delivered to their Afterlife.â
Hekate the Greek Titaness
Warning: This post is extremely long. Sorry for the length, but this was mostly a devotional act to Hekate anyway
While the Titans ruled the world, Hekate was ordained supreme in the realms of land, sea, and sky. She was highly-respected, if not also a bit obscure. When Zeus began his rebellion, though, she favored him over his father and empowered him to successfully usurp the Titans. After these events, Hekate retained her supremacy in the three worlds, receiving great honor and praise from Zeus himself. Some legends even state that Zeus - the king of the gods - calls upon her mighty power whenever a mortal prays to the gods for favor.
Hekate the Goddess of Crossroads
During both ancient Greek and Roman times, Hekate/Hecate was considered a goddess of transitional states and in-between periods. Among many things, she ruled over entryways and roads, and her altars could often be found near crossroads and city gates. Travelers, traders, pilgrims, and sailors all prayed to her for safe travel. It was also believed that she could bar entry to intruders or evil-doers, and so people erected private altars to her in their homes beside the front door.
She also ruled over transitions in the metaphysical sense. As psychopomp, she trecked across the land on the night of every Dark Moon and gathered the spirits of the newly deceased and the restless dead, shepherding them safely to the afterlife. She embodies this role explicitly in the tale of Persephone. When Persephone first goes to the Underworld, it is Hekate who alerts her mother, Demeter, where sheâs gone. Hekate then descends to the Underworld to retrieve her, only to find that Persephone can never fully return to the upper world because sheâs already eaten the food of the dead. As a result, Persephone must journey to and from the Underworld twice a year, spending only half the year in either world, and Hekate accompanies her on these journeys.
Hekate the Queen of Witches
The idea of Hekate as a âQueen of Witchesâ wasnât extremely popularized until she appeared in Shakespeareâs Macbeth. In it, she is literally depicted as THE Queen of Witches, counseling and dictating the actions of the three Weird Sisters throughout the play.Â
She does appear as a Goddess of Witches prior to that, though. Most famously, perhaps, she is the matron goddess of the witch Medea. In that ancient Greek tale, she is a protectress, empowerer, and teacher. Every act of magic that Medea performs is in Hekateâs honor, and in several instances she directly requires Hekateâs assistance to accomplish her goals.Â
Hekate has always been associated with witchcraft, enlightenment, and the secret arts of herbalism and magic, however. She is called upon extensively in the Greek Magical Papyri, a 2nd-century-BCE compendium of spells and rituals meant for everything from obtaining a lover to invoking the primordial forces of creation. She also plays an extremely important role in the Chaldean Oracles, a 2nd-century CE set of writings that laid the foundation for Neoplatonic Gnosticism, in which Hecate is seen as the mediating Female Intellect that arose from the original (male) spark of Creation. She was also one of the few exclusive deities honored at the Eleusinian Mystery rituals performed in Ancient Greece, wherein celebrants spent several days imbibing hallucinogenic liquor and channeling the gods in order to uncover the mysteries of life, death, and the universe. Â
In some mystery traditions, she is known as the Cosmic World Soul - a subtle life-force that animates everything in nature, similar to Gaia. In this capacity, she embodies everything within our world, including us.Â
Some traditions know her as the Axis Mundi (World Axis) - an energetic singularity that our world originates from. It is metaphorically the âcenterâ of our world - a point where the four cardinal directions meet (echoed by the modern technique of casting a Circle and calling the Corners) - where energy can be harnessed and used to commune between higher and lower dimensions.Â
Some traditions call her the Soteira (the Savior) - an ultimately beneficent being that actively helps every creature in our world reach spiritual evolution. In this role, her goal is to help us fully integrate our Shadows so that we can escape the cycle of physical reincarnation.Â
Regardless of tradition, religion, or historical period, she is always viewed as a strange, liminal, and omnipotent force of both order and chaos. She is powerful, respected, and vital to every story she appears in. She guides and progresses the menial affairs of mortals, and she orchestrates grand paradigm shifts in universal energy. She is both extremely worldly, and also unfathomably celestial.
Hekate in Modern Times
One of the strangest things about Hekate is how universal she can be. Even in ancient times, she was a very wide-spread goddess. She may have been popularized by Greek and Roman culture, but most historians agree that she did not originate in either of those places. Most likely, the âHekate/Hecateâ we know is a Hellenized version of an even older, more obscure goddess. No one is even sure of where her name comes from, because it doesnât directly translate into any languages of that time period. The best guesses we have as to its meaning? âShe who willsâ. âShe who works from afarâ. âThe Far-Reaching Oneâ.Â
Her transience and universality are true even today. I have met Santeros and Mambos who work with Hekate, and I have met orthodox Kabbalists who work with her as well. Iâve met followers of hers who were Buddhists, Hindus, root workers, Reiki healers, Nordic pagans, and even Native American spiritualists. Somehow, she finds a way into the lives of all her chosen children, and she carves out a spot for herself in whatever paradigm they already follow.Â
Those who choose to follow her path often walk a very solitary journey, but she has so many followers within the modern Pagan community that itâs quite hard not to run into a few. She has experienced quite a resurgence within the last hundred years, and dozens of books have been written describing her and her mysteries. She has devotees the world over, and is honored by thousands of them every year in the Rite of Her Sacred Fires - a synchronized, world-wide ritual that occurs every year in May.Â
Hekate in My Practice
Hekate tried multiple times to get my attention, and every time she sat back and patiently waited as I ignored her call. It wasnât until I had been practicing witchcraft for almost five years that I finally was receptive enough to answer.Â
When I did, a whole world opened up that I never knew existed. It was as if my eyes had been opened to everything I had been searching for, and - one step at a time - she helped me to achieve all of it.Â
She is the goddess of crossroads and transitions, of death and of rebirth. She rules of the affairs of men, and she chooses the victor of every mortal competition. She bestows both providence and damnation, and she leads humans to their ultimate destiny - for better or for worse. She imparts wisdom, compassion, and mercy. She strikes down oppressors and those who wrong her children. She is a devout protectress of travelers, children, and dogs, and she possesses the hidden knowledge of every thing in Nature.Â
She is an ever-present, ever-watchful goddess who never, EVER misses a thing. Many of her devotees report that her actions are present in everything, and that she speaks through every occurrence within our day-to-day life. I find that this is entirely true. Her messages can be so subtle yet speak so loudly. She calls out to you in ways that only YOU would understand. A feather falling in front of your face. A specific song playing on the radio. A phone ringing that only you can hear.
Energetically, she feels like a heavy, titanic presence when she enters the room. When she is called upon, everything around you begins to vibrate. Itâs as if everything in nature responds when her name is called. She is a goddess that you can tangibly FEEL, and sometimes that doesnât even accurately describe the experience. She is capable of bending reality in ways that shatter the ego and undo the psyche, and her presence reflects that immensely.Â
Symbols
Hounds, especially black ones, whom travels with through the night
Crossroads, especially three-way crossroads (âforks in the roadâ)
Tridents
Cliffs, especially where the land meets the sea
High places, such as the tops of buildings, trees, or mountains
Keys, for she holds the key to every locked door
Torches, especially when depicted as a pair of twin torches
Serpents, for she facilitates rebirth and contains all hidden knowledge
Cemeteries/Graves, for she shepherds the dead
Epithets
An epithet is effectively a title added on to the end of a name to give further meaning or description of that person. In the case of deities, epithets are used to describe a specific ability or domain of that goddess or god, especially when petitioning them for a specific reason. Hekateâs epithets are many, but here are some of my favorites:Â
Adamantaea - the unconquerable
Apotropaios - the averting
Brimo - the terrifying
Chthonia - of the earth
Damasandra - the subduer of men
Damnomeneia - the dominating one
Enodia - of the path
Kalliste - the fairest
Phosphoros - the bringer of light
Propylaia - the one before the gate
Soteira - the savior
Trimorphos - the three-formed
Trivia - of the three ways
To Call Upon Hekate
I would never advise AGAINST calling Hekate into your life. Even if you donât work with deities, or even if you already work with specific deities, she will find a way to fit into your life and help you to improve both your life and yourself. However, she is a demanding task-mistress, and calling upon her should never be done lightly. A common belief among her followers is that, once you open the door to her, she will never leave you alone again. To open the door to her:Â
Seclude yourself in a dark, quiet place where you can remain undisturbed.Â
Light a single candle - preferably black or red - and set it in front of you.Â
Lay out three keys around the candle (they can literally be keys to anything, but a key to your front door is always good to include).Â
Meditate with the candle flame, and when you are ready, call her name three times. Speak from the heart, and tell her what it is you seek from her. Finish by thanking her for her time, and by inviting her inside.Â
Extinguish the candle and, if possible, allow the smoke to drift out a window.Â
Brightest blessings, and best of luck đ
Leo -
The more introverted Leos often display a uniquely balanced alignment of masculine firmness and feminine mystique;
the huntress and the hunted, a rarely dominating force, yet one impossible to forget
the only two constant states in life
A guide to worship of Hekate - cheat sheets
Hellenic cheat sheets
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[image:Â Triple-formed representation of Hecate. Marble, Roman copy after an original of the Hellenistic period. Museo Chiaramonti.]
Suggested reading for the goddess Hekate.(This is a big list so Iâve put in bold a few titles that Iâd consider essential.)
Historical: (these do not all focus on Hekate but are important for gaining a good perspective of ancient times.)
Circle for Hekate -Â Sorita dâEste (Volumes 1 â History & Mythology and Volume (2017) 2: Devotion (TBR) Avalonia, UK.
Hekate Liminal Rites: A Study of the rituals, magic and symbols of the torch-bearing Triple Goddess of the Crossroads - Sorita dâEste & David Rankin (2009) Avalonia, UK.
Hekate Soteira - Sarah Iles Johnson (1990) Oxford University Press; 1st edition.Â
The Restless Dead -Â Sarah Illes Johnson (2013) University of California Press.
Mantike: Studies in Ancient Divination â Sarah Iles Johnston (2005) Brill   Academic Pub.
 Hellenic Polytheism: Household Worship - Christos Pandion Panopoulos (2014) Labrys.
The Chaldean Oracles - Ruth Majercik  (2013)  Prometheus Trust.
Greek Magical Papyri in Translation - Hans Dieter Betz, (1997) University of Chicago Press.
Thracian Magic - Georgi Mishev (2012) Avalonia, UK.
Arcana Mundi: Magic and the Occult in the Greek and Roman Worlds: A Collection of Ancient Texts â Georg Luck (2006) Johns Hopkins University Press.
Magic, Witchcraft and Ghosts in the Greek and Roman Worlds: A Sourcebook   â Daniel Ogden (He also has a book called Greek and Roman Necromancy Iâve not read yet.)
The Library of Greek Mythology (Oxford Worldâs Classics) - Apollodorus (Author), Robin Hard (Translator) (2008) Oxford University Press.
The Goddess Hekate â Stephen Ronan (1993) Chthonios Books.
Magika Hiera: Ancient Greek Magic and Religion â Christopher A. Faraone.
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Theogony - Hesiod
The Orphic Hymns â Orpheus
The Homeric Hymns - Homer
The Voyage of Argo: The Argonautica â Apollonius of Rhodes
Medea - Euripides (Greek play)
Medea - Seneca (Roman play)
The Aeneid â Virgil
The Metamorphoses of Ovid â Ovid
Macbeth â William Shakespeare (play)
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Modern books from a historical perspective: (There are many more than this but my reading interest is mainly historical so Iâve read very few of them.)
The HekatĂŚon -Â Jack Grayle - (2019) Ixaxaar Occult Literature.
Evensongs for Hekate: Poetry, Hymns, and Prayers - Sara Croft (Self published).
Hekate: Her Sacred Fires -Â Sorita dâeste editor/various authors (2013) Avalonia, UK.
The Temple of Hekate - Tara Sanchez,(2011) Avalonia, UK.
Hekate: Keys to the Crossroads: A collection of personal essays, invocations, rituals, recipes and artwork from modern Witches, Priestesses and Goddess of Witchcraft, Magick and Sorcery -Â Sorita dâEste editor/various authors.(2006) Avalonia UK.
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Iâve not read these but have heard good things, they are all contemporary:
Hecate: Death, Transition & Spiritual Mastery - Jade Sol Luna, 2nd EditionÂ
Hecate II: The Awakening of Hydra â Jade Sol Luna, Tara International /JSL INC Press.
Lunatik Witchcraft - Shay Skepevski.Â
Queen of Hell â Mark Alan Smith (2010)Â Ixaxaar Occult Literature/Finland.
Liber Khthonia - Jeff Cullen (2020)Â Chicago, IL: Brujo Bros LLC.
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Websites:
http://hekatecovenant.com/
https://www.theoi.com/
https://nehetisingsforhekate.tumblr.com/post/87604951156/hekates-many-names-part-1-of-3
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Bonus! Recommended courses!
http://www.strategicsorcery.net/sorcery-of-hekate/
https://www.theblackthorneschool.com/courses/hail-hekate-walking-the-forked-path/
and Iâd recommend this course for anyone interested in the PGM:
https://www.theblackthorneschool.com/courses/pgm-praxis/
Need some help with pronunciation in the PGM?
https://www.greekmagicalpapyri.com/courses
i know my parents loved me. but i think they loved me all wrong.
joan tierney âinterview with the machine womanâ // personalmessage.blogpost.com // the front bottoms âfatherâ // pinterest // sophie king // @thesolitarywordsmithâ on promptuarium // matt maeson âgrave diggerâ // anonymous on promptuarium // catherine lacey âcutâ// simon de beauvoir âthe woman destroyedâ // @heavensghost
[ID: a collection of text excerpts and images:
an interview that reads: âI: did you hate him? / MW: who does not hate the person to blame for their existence? Just a little?â
an image of a green notebook with a dark green left border. on it, a handwritten sentence reads,âYou are what is wrong with me.â the background is red.
lyrics that read, âAnd I believe that yes, Dad, maybe no one is perfect / But i believe that you are pushing your luckâ
âThey burned the bridge, then ask why I donât visit.â
a simple embroidery of the outline of a canvas on its stand in the corner of a room done in black. text embroidered in red on the canvas reads, âyou inspire me to be nothing like you.â
âTell me, father, which to ask forgiveness for : what I am, or what Iâm not? Tell me, mother, which should I regret : what i became, or what I didnât?â
âi canât run to you, father. I need loveâ
âi donât hate you. Iâve just lost all respect for you and have nothing left to say to you anymore.â
a black and white picture with black text, each in a white box, over it. the picture is of a man standing and is on fire. the text reads, âIf youâre raised with an angry man in your house, there will always be an angry man in your house.â the text becomes a bit glitchy towards the end.
âFathers never have exactly the daughters they want because they invent a notion a them that the daughters have to conform to.â
âMy mother doesnât hug me. She doesnât know what to do with me. My father had the kind of anger all fathers do. Loud and terrible. It lingers for your whole life.â The last sentence is underlined. /End ID]
I need Ghibli therapy where some utter magic nonsense happens to me and itâs all very weird but thereâs some nice people and when itâs over I come out of it a more complete person
Place of Defeat - Welder Wings

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