Night of Hekate Gathering

Night of Hekate

In the modern tapestry of spiritual practices, November 16th stands as the sacred Night of Hekate, honoured by pagans and witches alike. This annual celebration is deeply rooted in the reverence for Hekate, the goddess of crossroads, magic, and the unseen.

Pagans and witches, with diverse traditions and beliefs, come together to honour Hekate. Whether followers of Wicca, practitioners of ancient pantheons, or those weaving their own unique paths, this night holds significance, particularly for worshippers of the Greek or Roman Pantheon.

A central aspect of the celebration involves making symbolic offerings to Hecate. Much like a special holiday meal, devotees prepare items such as eggs, garlic, onions, and wine as a personal offering or to share with those in need. Some adhere to ancient customs, leaving offerings at crossroads, while others emphasise symbolic gestures and goodwill.

Come and join us at Kallima Spiritual Centre to gather…