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Prayer to Hekate can bring many miracles. As the goddess of witches, herbalism, hybridization, and more, Hekate’s blessings can bring many good things into your life.
Witches pray to Hecate using offerings such as garlic and keys, honoring her with some of her epithets, praising the goddess of witchcraft and asking for her help. Witch chant and prayer are two ways to use words and poetry in your witchcraft.
Hekate is, among other things, the Greek goddess of witchcraft and magic. The prayer to Hekate can open many doors for an eclectic witch.
In this role, she acts as a guide for all witches and those who practice magic.
Anyone interested in the occult should seek their blessings so that they can avoid their wrath.
This ancient deity is an ally of all witches and helps guide them to enlightenment.
In time, this goddess will reveal secrets to those who seek her help, but she requires regular offerings.
Why I use chants and prayers
Some witches come to witchcraft and paganism after growing up in an organized religion.
This background can make them unwilling to do anything that feels similar to these religions.
Because of this, many witches do not use prayer in their practice.
However, over time I have come to love prayer—especially the prayer to Hekate.
I often use the Orphic Hymns as prayers and try to write my own from time to time.
It’s an exercise in creativity to think of new epithets for the deity I’m addressing, a practice I find quite fun.
Prayers and chants are a fantastic way to say thank you or ask for favors from a deity.
Witch chanting is a simple form of magic that requires nothing but yourself.
You don’t have to say your prayer out loud; you can only think.
The most powerful prayers and chants I have written extol the virtues of the deity, offer a commitment to please the god, and then ask for that deity’s favor.
You don’t need all 3 parts, but I try to include all 3rd ones.
About Hecate, The Goddess of Witchcraft
It was very popular in ancient times and is still very popular today.
) Shrines were placed in the doors of houses and at the gates of cities to protect people from spirits.
She was worshiped in Athenian homes to bring her blessings and protection.
Her most important shrine was at Lagina in ancient Caria.
Most importantly for those who wish to devote themselves to her, she was most commonly worshiped in nature.
If you don’t like being in nature, it can be difficult to connect with it.
During the new moons a special ego should be made for them and the troubled dead.
Hekate is a favorite goddess among modern witches. She is also one of the few ancient goddesses to have had an almost unbroken line of worship going back centuries.
your power over life and death, herbalism religious mysteries, and necromancy have long helped her work her magic over humanity.
Hekate is actually a goddess from Caria, but the ancient Greeks saw her as a Greek goddess and not as an alien one.
Known as Goddess of Magic it is usually represented as it triple goddess with three human heads looking in different directions.
In other cases, she is only depicted as the ancient part of the triple goddess, or as a three-headed dog.
Modern witchcraft and the ancients all see them as goddess of medicine . This is why she got the nickname mother of everything. It heals us and guides us through life.
The purpose of this ) The prayer to Hecate is to get their blessings for your magic.
This will make all your witchcraft more powerful and more likely to succeed.
I also say this chant regularly just to thank Hekate as she is one of the most important deities for me.
Glory to you, O Hekate
Goddess who protects our opportunities
Queen of Magic and Circumstance
Key holder, beloved mother of witches
Hekate, lead me through blessed doors
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Shut those that could lead to my destruction
Hecate, she who holds the keys to the kingdoms of time
Hekate, the goddess of wisdom and fate
Who hears the whisper of the prophecy
Goddess of Secrets
Take my hand, oh goddess
Put all your knowledge in the palm of my hand
And let your magic flow through me
- Patroness of Magic
- First among witches
- Goddess of gates and doors
- Divine Key Holder
- protector from evil
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Ingredients
- 1/2 tsp dried bay leaves
- 1/2 tsp dried mint leaves
- 1/2 tsp dried thyme
- pinch of myrrh resin
- pinch of frankincense resin
- Pinch of cinnamon
- 3 drops of lavender oil
- 3 drops of camphor oil
As you can see, this chant refers to some of Hekate’s many correspondences:
What are acceptable Hekate offerings and spells?
In the past, offerings to Hekate Sack included rificing dogs.
Now, however, you’re more likely to offer garlic, keys, dog statues, herbs, meat, or anoint your doors with pleasant-smelling oils.
Hekate loves garlic sacrifices, so you can offer a clove or head of garlic for Hekate’s blessing.
Theme
Hekate’s correspondence
Eating chicken hearts, honey cake, honey, cheese, eggs, milk, fish, olive oil, onion, sesame, water, wine Activities
Participation in mysteries, lunar magic, herbalism, witchcraft, necromancy, divination, healing, banishing, purification, caring for dogs, stargazing, funeral rites
fragrances
Honey, Cinnamon, Myrrh, Lime, Artemisia, Lemon Verbena, Lavender, Cardamom, Mint, Cypress
symbols
Torches, keys, daggers, spinning wheels animals
Snakes, dogs, polecats, frogs, horses, cows, boars
Puts
Crossroads, cemeteries, gates, doors, borders, city walls, frontier towns, the underworld
Purpose
Guardians of children, protectors from punishment in the afterlife, working with spirits and spirits, teaching herbalism and herbalism, revealing the mysteries of magic and witchcraft Plants All poisonous plants and all medicinal plants, garlic, oak, yew, cypress, aconite , Belladonna, Dittany, Mandrake
One activity you can do to honor Hekate is to locate the Dog Star in the night sky. Or you can work with the moon.
I have found many conflicting sources stating that it is best to work with Hekate during the dark moon, full moon and waning moon. Regardless, she is associated with the moon and the night.
Just make sure you get your work done at night in a moon phase appropriate for your spells.
Divination, healing, banishing, and purification rituals are best performed with Hekate at night.
Leave your offerings at the door as she is the goddess of doors. If she has a permanent altar at the door dedicated to Hekate, she can look through your visitors. Hecate will banish those of evil intent and welcome those who bring you good.
The ancients threw great parties in honor of Hekate and made foods associated with her. They would try to appease her and win her favor with chicken hearts and honey cake.
There is evidence that there was an ancient guild of women in Greece. They were dedicated to Hecate and responsible for collecting poisonous or hallucinatory plants.
13 drops of cypress oil
Instructions
This incense is best mixed in front of a window on a Monday evening. Hekate is associated with the moon. So if you have a view of the moon, all the better.
This recipe is for a loose incense. Mix together the incense ingredients.
Burn something on a charcoal disc or throw it in the fire.
Why you should try Hecate Invocation
I believe that every witch should seek the guidance and protection of this witch goddess.
She was powerful deity in ancient Greek religion, making her an equally powerful role model for modern women and witches.
I love working with Hekate and I find her to be a kind goddess ss when treated with due respect.
Especially now that I am a mother, Hekate has taken an increasingly important role in my worship and ritual and I regularly call on her to protect my home and my son.
When I make seals, I will ask them to guide my hand so that my seals become stronger.
This prayer is part of asking for this favor.
I hope the chant in this post will help you invoke Hekate for your spells and rituals!
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