The Goddess Club

Sacred to her are the Key, Torches, a Dagger, and apparently snakes. Dogs, too.
Howling dogs announce her approaching.

In an old German encyclopaedia of Myths I read that the ‘crossroads’ sacred to her are roads that fork into three ways, ‘because to three ways she has the keys: to the way to Haides, to the way to Heaven, and to the way of a happy life on Earth, which she may give or take away.’

Hekate’s Roman name is Trivia, of course. <|8)

_{This ^ is a Nordic rune, Algiz, which has nothing to do with Hekate—or does it? It does looks like a trivia. It is a rune of protection.}

Ah, boooooring! Every fluffy witch is into Hekate.

Yea, sure.

And the deity that, hm, came over me (?) recently was actually male! ARGH! In August Hermes showed up.

But when I searched and read about him, there was Hekate lurking in the background.

Hermes and Hekate got some things in common (though I think Hekate is doing it longer….):
Eg. borders and crossroads are theirs, and those piles of stones sacred to Hermes are sacred to Hekate as well.

I had thought Hekate was an old chuckling crone. Well, she’s not. She’s a woman who keeps dark and danger away with her torches. She can fight, and yet she is kind-hearted and loving.

She is the Goddess that is, hm, calling me at this time, and I want to learn and experience more about/with her.

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