As we reach the final month of The Hekatean Path, I want to take a moment to thank you for walking this journey with me. Over the course...

In the guiding light of Hekate's torches, we find ourselves contemplating the profound virtue of Temperance, a quality not merely of moderation, but of a deep, resonant harmony within the spirit and mind. In the ancient tongue, this virtue was known as Sophrosyne, a concept far richer than its modern translation might suggest. It speaks of a sound mind, of self-control, prudence, and an inner wisdom that guides our actions and reactions. We invoke Hekate Enodia, the guardian

In Hesiod’s Theogony, Hekate emerges not as a dark witch-goddess, but as a powerful, benevolent deity who bridges worlds. Honored by Zeus and holding influence across land, sea, and sky, she embodies the balance between light and shadow, ancient and new, a goddess of thresholds whose roots may reach back to Thrace.

The first way we explored healing with Hekate was through Her Sacred Grove. Next was through Integrative Healing with Hekate. Thirdly in this series, we offer you a Hekatean Healing Amulet craft.

I’m new here. I'm new to this space, but not new to Hekate. I’ve been following Her since 2023 but became a devotee in mid-2025. I may be a beginner, but I bring curiosity, joy, and an eager willingness to learn.

Welcome back to The Hekatean Path, our ongoing exploration of holistic wellness through the lens of Hekatean spirituality. Each month, we...

Originally published in Noumenia News issue 61 by Marcel, Torchbearer Hello dear friends. As some of you may know, my religious practise and the holy days I celebrate are usually based on the Hellenic (Attic) calendar from antiquity. Nevertheless, the celebration of Halloween still has a place in my personal sacred year, so I took the opportunity to think about why and what might be a connection between two quite different parts of my personal devotion to Hekate as the Guide

Nothing novel in associating travel with the Goddess of the roads and crossroads, of liminal ways and of discoveries and mysteries....

Since October is the month of descent, a time when the veil between our world and the Spirit world becomes thinner, I have decided to...

Hekate New devotees often ask what should be done to follow Hekate properly. How should one understand the goddess, or what is the best...

Take a moment now to find a comfortable position, whether seated or lying down. Gently close your eyes, or soften your gaze, allowing...

The epithet Kourotrophos  (from the Greek κουροτρόφος ) means “she who nourishes and protects children” . In Greek tradition, this title...

Welcome back to The Hekatean Path, our year-long journey exploring how Hekatean spirituality can inspire and enrich our holistic wellness...

I had been living in Athens for about three weeks, still almost unable to believe it. As I sat in my friend A’s car, I looked out at the...

My only visit to the Acheron was while seeking the Necromanteion of Acheron, an ancient Temple dedicated to Persephone and Hades. Being a...

Interview to Hekate devotee Vic Duban

Welcome back to The Hekatean Path, a journey through the year where we intertwine Hekatean spirituality with holistic wellness practices....

The word Strophalos - Hekate's wheel - today usually refers to the most popular and widely used symbol of Hekate: the labyrinth. Even if...

As a CoH Torchbearer, I chose to advocate for Hecate’s oceanic path and everything it represents. My torch is actually a fluorescent tower snail shell which was handed to me in the dark depths of a lake by a mermaid in an incredible dream I had in 2012. The fact it is fluorescent is what lights up the dark underwater world.

In 2018 a group of members of the Covenant of Hekate collaborated in the Hekate’s Companion Project, exploring deities which they...