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In the vast pantheon of ancient gods and goddesses, Hecate stands as a unique figure, a powerful deity whose dominion includes the enigmatic realm of the restless dead. As we embark on this exploration, we'll uncover Hecate's role as a guardian of those who have passed and delve into how modern devotees can call upon her to continue this essential work. We'll also explore the profound practice of ancestor work, where the living connect with their forebears through Hecate's guidance. Hecate, often depicted as a goddess of the night, crossroads, and magic, has been revered throughout history fo ..read more

Affirmations for Embracing Inner Power: Daily affirmations can be a valuable practice in embracing inner power. By repeating positive statements affirming our strength, capabilities, and potential, we reinforce our belief in ourselves and cultivate an empowerment mindset. Affirmations remind us of our inner power and can help shift our perspective from self-doubt and limitations to confidence and possibility. Use these affirmations to connect with the power and wisdom of Hecate: I embrace my inner strength and courage as a devotee of Hecate. I trust in my intuitive abilities, knowing the ..read more

  Celebrating Hecate on a Blue Moon By Hecate's grace, under full moon's light, I stand in awe of the sacred night. Goddess of crossroads, keeper of keys, Guide me through realms where magic frees. Luminous orb in the starry sky, Hecate, hear my humble cry. With your wisdom and mystic might, Illuminate paths hidden from sight. Triple-formed goddess, trinity's embrace, Grant me your guidance, a lunar grace. Under your watchful, knowing eye, May my magic soar and dreams draw nigh. Hecate, Hecate, moon's eternal guide, Walk with me through the night so wide. In your presence, I fin ..read more

  Hail Hecate - By Her Names Hear our call, O Hekate, Great Goddess of the Night, Protector and guardian, Savior of those in need. We come to you in supplication, Seeking your aid and guidance. Bless us with your compassion, Your wisdom, and your courage. Help us to overcome our challenges, To find our way in the darkness and live in peace and harmony. We honor you, O Hekate, With this chant of praise. May your light always guide us, And your love always surround us. Rev. Renee Sosanna Olson Keybearer to the Covenant of Hekate Founder of the Sanctuary of Hecate Brimo #pagan #magic ..read more

  A symbol of life, death and rebirth. Cutting the cord at childbirth, The cutting of magical herbs; Cutting away delusion And revealing her mysteries. Directing her will, Her guidance and her protection, As mother, goddess and queen. Hecate Soteria Mother of the World Cut through the binds of Ignorance Reveal your Widsome Open our eyes And save us all. Read Neuse River Witch ..read more

Solfeggio frequencies are a set of 9 specific musical tones that are said to have healing and spiritual benefits. They are based on the ancient Western musical scale but differ from the notes we use today. The Solfeggio frequencies are: 174 Hz: Liberating Guilt and Fear 285 Hz: Healing Tissue and Organs 396 Hz: Releasing Negative Emotions 417 Hz: Undoing Situations and Facilitating Change 528 Hz: Transformation and Miracles 639 Hz: Connecting Relationships 741 Hz: Awakening Intuition 852 Hz: Returning to Spiritual Order 963 Hz: Divine Consciousness or Enlightenment The theory behind Solfeg ..read more

 Have you ever wondered if there are people who can see things that others cannot? People who can see injuries in the body or pain that others are in? These people are called photo readers and clairvoyants. Photo readers can see injuries and pain in photos or other types of information. They can see the injuries as energy and often feel the person's pain or sometimes sense infidelity or deception.  Clairvoyants are people who can see things that are not physically present. They can see people's auras and often see injuries and pain in the aura. The concept of auras has been around fo ..read more

Lammas, also known as Lughnasadh, is a pagan holiday celebrating the first harvest. It is a time to give thanks for the abundance of crops and to honor the gods and goddesses of agriculture. The name Lammas comes from the Old English word hlāfmæsse, which means "loaf-mass." This is because it was customary for people to bring a loaf of bread made from the new grain to church on this day. The priest then blessed the bread, and the people would share it with each other. Lammas is also a time for festivals and games. In some cultures, people would build bonfires and dance around them. There woul ..read more

The spiritual journey is a vast and diverse landscape, offering countless paths for seekers to explore and connect with the divine. Buddhism and the worship of Hecate, the powerful Greek goddess, may seem disparate at first glance. However, upon closer examination, intriguing parallels, and connections can be found between these two traditions. This article delves into the relationship between following Hecate and being Buddhist, shedding light on the shared values, practices, and perspectives that can enhance one's spiritual path. In both Buddhism and Hecate worship, there is a recognition ..read more