Hecate

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TO INVOKE HECATE

her are two spells to invoke Hecate, the witch goddess. The first one I have done and works for me. The second I have not done but should work.

1: Chant...

O night, faithful preserver of mysteries, and ye bright stars, whose golden beams with the moon succeed the fires of day; thou three-formed Hecate, who knowest our undertakings and comest to our aid: ye spells and art we wise men use.

- Ovid

2:
Hecate! Crone Goddess! Grandmother of the Moon!
Wearing the black robe of night, the infinite mystery
Within which all may be known
If one has one's own eyes

Owl-eye Goddess, seer, walker in the dark,
Hold high Your lantern to share Your light with Your Priest/ess
Blessed Black Bitch, I hear Your hounds baying at truth,
Leading me onward, and I follow with Your name writ on my soul

You hold the key to all knowledge, to self-knowledge;
Hecate, Glorious, open the door to my soul!
Let me grasp the slippery knife, by my choice, by my will
Rather than by circumstance and delusion

As Your hound, I search and sort truth from illusion
I choose to cut the cords that bind us in any direction
For You tell me the mystery of right time
I will to see clearly and act from my power

Mighty Hecate, grant me the boon of power
Ultimate power: the power over the only enemy:
That which slides from awareness, from responsibility,
From the bald fact that I am not I, but all

Help me win through to Your ultimate Laws ?
That I am what I desire, and
That I can harm none but myself
I can serve none but Love

Hecate, Transmuter, transform the slippery shadow within me
To the brilliant Sacred Dark of Your essence

Hecate, Great One, bless me, Your Priest/ess,
And bless this the work I do in Your name

Blessed Be!

( INKSPELLS NOTE: PS. I know there are some dark aspects in this one so feel free to make it less dark as you see fit.)

To help invoke the power of Hecate you may light a white or silver candle. It is good to do this because white or silver candle to represent the moon and the candle in general because the torch is one of Hecate's symbols to represent a gleam of light in her darkness.