The new moon is a great time energetically to take moment, clear what needs to be cleared, be grateful and offer thanks. To give myself a way of Honoring Hekate with moon cookies that you've made is a beautiful way to connect with the Hekate during her sacred time, the Deipnon (the night of the New/Dark Moon). For some, this is a time to honor Hekate clean altars, offer charity to those in need, and reflect. It's also a time to cleanse the home and yo-self of negativity and i

A few months ago, I found myself working on Hekate’s genealogy. While compiling the information I have about her family in the schema you see above (please note that is not complete yet...) I began to consider these connections from a new perspective. Hekate, often depicted as the goddess of thresholds, crossroads, and liminal spaces, carries a legacy that extends far beyond her commonly understood domains. According to Hesiod’s Theogony, Her genealogy places Her firmly among

Liminal times are powerful thresholds, moments when the world feels suspended between one state and the next. From Samhain to Yule to the Rauhnächte and the New Year, these transitions echo the essence of Hekate, Goddess of liminal spaces and sacred in between places. In this article, I explore why these turning points of the year feel so deeply connected to her and why they hold such meaning in my personal practice.

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.