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Invoke The Goddess Hekate

Updated Video: I originally created this video a long time ago, when I first started working with Hekate, & it was recently pointed out to me, in a not so nice way, that there was some misinformation in the video. So of course, I rewatched the video because as I said it was OLD, and of course I saw the mistake immediately. So, I’ve taken the time to REDO this video because I DO think it’s a great little ritual and I TRY VERY HARD to NOT spread misinformation. So, thank you for pointing out my mistake, however my OLD CRONE advice to you is this; there are ways to approach people without being so snotty. Fix another’s crown without letting the whole world know it was crooked in the first place. It’s sad I even have to say that – do better people! Now go have the day you earned. I suppose the silver-lining in this, is A) I fixed my mistake and B) I updated the video to reflect my new logo. 😄 Original Text: I started reading about Hekate and found I was really drawn to her. So I started to dig deeper…boy you can really get lost in the vast of information that is literally at our fingertips! Making this video was fun and I learned a lot about Hecate/Hekate. There were some conflicting findings, so I deciphered and sifted through the best I could to find the most accurate info. I took most of my information from sources such as: Britannica, Ancient Origins, and Learn Religions. (I find that these sites have been pretty great and packed with information) There is a TON of information on her…this video is just a small piece of her and a small invocation spell if you wish to have this Goddess in your life. Hecate or Hekate (/ˈhɛk. ə. ti/; Ancient Greek: Ἑκάτη, Hekátē is a goddess in ancient Greek religion and mythology, most often shown holding a pair of torches or a key and in later periods depicted in triple form. Symbol: Paired torches, dogs, red mullet, serpents, keys, polecats, daggers, and Hecate’s wheel Parents: Perses and Asteria Offspring: Scylla, Aeëtes, Circe, Pasiphaë, Empusa The spelling of HEKATE (with a K) is closer to the transliteration of the name of this goddess directly from Greek into the English language. The spelling of HECATE (with a C) is the Latin transliteration of the name of this goddess, as it was used by the Romans. 💚Visit our website - https://www.theeclecticgreenwitchery.com 💚All the things in one place → https://linktr.ee/Eclecticgreenwitchery 💚Join our Private Facebook group! #hekate #invoke #witchcraft #witchyvibes #ritual