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Art by Monica Flores, copyright 2002 |
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O Great Lady I call unto thee, in silence words not able to be spoken.....cannot formulate to words your Essence O Dark Hooded figure of the night By the Flame of your torch lead lost souls unto their rest Old One, Time whose effects not one of us may escape Teach me to grow old wisely Knarled one who holds her staff
Silence... Black. Darkness. Queen Queen ...Queen ...death Until this vessel is old and grey
I am yours copyright by Monica, 2000
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Queen Hecate is an ancient Greek Goddess, predating Olympian deities of classical myth. Her power is three-fold: in heaven, upon earth and in the underworld. Moving at will between all three. Her associations with the Moon, of three-fold power, suitable for Her honor and worship. In modern times Hecate has became associated with only the Dark of the Moon due to her underworld association.
Yet Hecate is a triple Goddess, celebrating the Maiden, Mother and Crone. When She calls you, you belong to Her. There is no other.... |
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November 16 Night of Hecate in Greece Some witches dedicate themselves upon this night. Offerings are made November 30 Day of Hecate at the Crossroads She is honored in her Triple Aspect August 13 Celebrates Hecate of the Moon Usually a celebration of joy, blessings, and requests for protection
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