Hecate

 

Hecate the goddess of magic and spells stands at crossroads where decisions need to be made.

 She looks in all directions at once, accompanied by dogs and horses.

The moon holds a profound association with Hecate, further contributing to her enigmatic persona and ties to the celestial body in different phases and their various aspects of life and magic.

Her aspect acknowledges the inevitability of aging and embraces the wisdom and transformation that come with it.

Hecate symbol represents the dichotomy of light and darkness, magic and mystery, weaving her way into the literary tapestry of various cultures.

 Revered as protectors of the natural world including, wildlife and sacred spaces.

Musicians and artists draw inspiration from her shared in the moment intuition, where mystery, empowerment, and transformation are the creative expressions.

In Shakespeare’s play, Macbeth is a story of a haunting exploration in ambition, its power and the consequences of unchecked desires. 

But all characters in their themes have to bow to the force of the supernatural Hecate, showing them the tragic of fate.

These days Hecate is seen as a symbol of feminine power, strength, and resilience in modern paganism. The light, at the threshold of transformation and change is the guiding torch within the spiritual practitioner.

The soul lessons when one witness suffering from death or something one love, is the threshold between worlds and new life. She guards the new while she ushers out the old.

Hecate's personalities in modern psychology are the controlling issues of deep merciless commands to control it all in order to maximize manipulation.

Hecate loves to deal with a person's shadow and unresolved issues she has the ability to unlock, heal and integrate unloved parts of a person's soul.

New visions bring with it, a breath of fresh air from heaven.