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The Night of Hekate
She waits at the crossroads.
When is The Night of Hekate?
Every year on November 16.
What is The Night of Hekate?
The Night of Hekate, also called Hecate's Night, is celebrated on 16 November, the eve of the ancient festival of the goddess of crossroads, thresholds and magic. Hecate's night has three faces — the maiden, the mother and the crone — and she was worshipped at the gates and at the edges of things. Modern pagans light fires, walk the boundaries between worlds and ask her for safe passage through the dark.
How to celebrate
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- #HecatesNight
- #ModernPaganism
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