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The Feast of Hecate and the Wheel of the Year
This article may contain affiliate links. If you purchase through these links I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. The Feast of Hecate , traditionally observed on November 16th , is a sacred day devoted to honoring the ancient Greek goddess Hecate , who is associated with magic, the crossroads, the moon, the underworld, protection, ghosts, and liminality . While there are several days throughout the year when Hecate is honored, November 16th is often recognized by modern practitioners of witchcraft, Hellenic paganism, and other spiritual paths as a time for deeper communion with her mysteries. This date holds spiritual significance because it aligns with the energies of late autumn, a season when the veil between worlds is still considered thin , and the natural world is descending into quiet and darkness. This atmospheric backdrop resonates deeply with Hecate's role as a guide through the shadowy realms—both literal and symbolic. Who is Hecate? In ancient Gr...
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