Pagan Portals - Temple of the Bones: Rituals to the Goddess Hekate by Jennifer Teixeira is a concise and atmospheric book focused on Hekate, ritual practice, the dark moon, herbs, offerings and honouring the dead. It is part of the Pagan Portals series, so it is not a large study, but it uses its shorter format well.

The Many Gods Anthologies Volume I: Hekate, edited by Vikki Bramshaw, is a rich and varied collection that brings together different approaches to Hekate through scholarship, devotion, myth, place, personal experience and contemporary polytheist thought. It is not trying to present one fixed image of the goddess. Instead, it offers a gathered circle of perspectives, which feels entirely appropriate for Hekate.

El termino Propylaia o propileos en español, es el nombre que se le da a las puertas monumentales o entradas a un espacio específico, generalmente a un templo o complejo religioso y, como tal, actúan como una partición simbólica entre las partes seculares y religiosas de una ciudad Los ejemplos menos complejos con una sola entrada se conocen como propylon. Los propileos fueron una característica de la arquitectura minoica en el siglo XVII aC Creta (por ejemplo, en Ayia Triada

Book Review: Hekate: Prayers & Devotions for the Crossroads by Justin Bennett By Lisa May Enodia There are many different kinds of books about Hekate. Some explore her history, some focus on magic, and others offer mythology, scholarship or personal reflection. Justin Bennett’s Hekate: Prayers & Devotions for the Crossroads is a shorter book with a clear devotional purpose: it offers prayers for those who wish to speak to Hekate directly. This is not an academic study, and it