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Hekate Speaks – An Oracle (2001)

Last updated on: July 22, 2019 at 12:56 am   by Sorita d'Este

Hekate Speaks – An Oracle (2001) 2019-07-22T00:56:07+01:00 Sorita d'Este

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Hekate Speaks

I am the Guardian of the Mysteries

The Guardian of the Serpent Power

Whom you have called upon time and time again

Hekate the beauteous

Hekate of the crossroads

Of Heaven of Earth of Sea

Of Life of Death of Rebirth

I am the Saffron Clad Terrible Queen

Feared, Hated, Loved

I will lead you into the shadows and Light the darkest night

Tonight my chosen

I reveal that which is hidden and forbidden
My torches, will illuminate the way

To the inner most reaches of the self

where even you may fear to look

Yet there is power in the dark!

This oracle was published in Hekate: Keys to the Crossroads, 2006.  It was spoken in a ceremony in the summer of 2001 in which the Goddess Hekate was invoked.

Shrine to the Goddess Hekate by Sorita d'Este. A goddess with many epithets and names - food offerings were and are made to her in devotional rites, as well as during petitions and magical ceremonies.

Shrine to the Goddess Hekate by Sorita d’Este.

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