Sickle is moving!
There are many Pagan Festivals, where you go to seekers classes, drum circles, main ritual, and back home. These festivals are fantastic places to compare, seek, and find a home. They are designed to foster a free flowing community event, that is many things to many people. They are important to our community, and we love them.
Then there is Hekate Sickle Festival. This Festival is not for seekers, although seekers are welcome. This festival is for a deep, magical, transformational experience that touches your soul and leaves you forever changed by Her hand.
Hekate Sickle Festival is where She touches you, shapes you, changes you, and claims you as Her own.
Hekate, Goddess of Witches, Goddess of Crossroads, and Magic, sees the power in you, and expands it.
Hekate is the All Mother, the Goddess of Many faces. Each year She gives us a different aspect of Herself for us to explore. We do something a little different, exploring difference sides of Our Lady, digging a little deeper into her magick and mysteries each year. As the Goddess of Witches, this is the perfect time to honor those who have made big impacts on the Pagan community!
I call Hekate of the Crossroads, worshipped at the meeting of three paths, oh lovely one.
In the sky, earth, and sea, you are venerated in your saffron-colored robes.
Funereal Daimôn, celebrating among the souls of those who have passed.
Persian, fond of deserted places, you delight in deer.
Goddess of night, protectress of dogs, invincible Queen.
Drawn by a yoke of bulls, you are the queen who holds the keys to all the Kózmos.
Commander, Nýmphi, nurturer of children, you who haunt the mountains.
Pray, Maiden, attend our hallowed rituals;
Be forever gracious to your mystic herdsman and rejoice in our gifts of incense.
Orphic Hymn to Hekate, translation from HellenicGods.org
