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Book Review: Hekate: Prayers & Devotions for the Crossroads by Justin Bennett
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
Lisa May Enodia
Jul 22 min read


Book Review: Hekate: Her Sacred Fires edited by Sorita d’Este
There are books about Hekate that are useful because they explain her history, and there are books that are useful because they speak directly to devotion. Hekate: Her Sacred Fires is one of the books that does both, but its real power lies in the way it captures a living moment in Hekate’s modern revival.
Lisa May Enodia
Jun 275 min read


Emotional Intelligence Series #4: Using Mythology and Hecate's Symbols in your EI journey
In this blog, I am finally applying religious aspects and Hecate’s symbols to EI. This is about giving people a toolkit to work on their EI. Perhaps Hecate has provided a symbol for you. Or perhaps you know what you need to work on, and you select a symbol to remind you, and keep you focused on your journey. I want to start with the obvious; the liminality. The beach symbolises the liminality between the realms of earth and water. Emotionally and psychologically, this is a sa
Hazel
Apr 277 min read


The Hecatean Path: April — The Web
April’s air feels alive like threads being pulled through the loom of the world. We’ve found our voice, and now Hecate calls us to use it in harmony with others. The solitary torch has power, yes, but when joined with many, it becomes a constellation each flame feeding the next. This month, we walk with Hecate Enodia — Of the Paths . She is the traveler and the guide, the one who meets us at every turning, every crossing. In her presence, we remember that no path is walked a
Renee
Apr 13 min read
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