The Goddess of Witches, Queen of Shades and Shadows, and the ever-eternal Dark Muse – Hekate, Fair Queen of the Shadow-Lands, haunts the pages of this poetic devotional, enchanting those who love Her with the charm only this Dark Goddess can bring. Join in the journey as we meet Hekate, Queen of Sorcery, in the realms of Dream and Enchantment, weaving magic through the Worlds – Seen and Unseen. We take flight to the Lands Eternal in this part devotional, part grimoire and learn how to venerate this Great Goddess of antiquity and connect with the Spirits of the Shadow-Lands…
About the Author
Vivienne Moss is a Solitary Witch, Mystic, and Priestess of Hekate who resides in a small Indiana town. She spends her days brewing up trouble with her boyfriend and two daughters, and her nights dreaming the enchanted life. When she’s not writing, you’ll find her taking long walks in the forest or strolling through the local cemetery. A lover of all things occult, Vivienne dedicates her time to the study of esoteric knowledge.
About the Author
Vivienne Moss is a Solitary Witch, Mystic, and Priestess of Hekate who resides in a small Indiana town. She spends her days brewing up trouble with her boyfriend and two daughters, and her nights dreaming the enchanted life. When she’s not writing, you’ll find her taking long walks in the forest or strolling through the local cemetery. A lover of all things occult, Vivienne dedicates her time to the study of esoteric knowledge.
Hekate by Vivienne Moss is the book you want to read if you don’t know much about the Goddess of the witches. Each chapter takes an attribute of Hekate such as Goddess of the Crossroads and explains it in a readable style. It is almost like talking to a good friend who happens to know a great deal about Hekate.
Ms. Moss’ imagery and the inclusion of poems, songs, even the section of Macbeth enrich the telling. I’m especially pleased that Ms. Moss took on such a challenging figure. It is yet another one for my library collection. The cover is especially notable since it depicts Hekate as a vibrant woman who reminds me a little of Storm from the X-Men.
Goddess women and those who’d like to know a bit more about the dynamic Hekate will enjoy this book thoroughly. An excellent & insightful read (Five Cauldrons)
Ms. Moss’ imagery and the inclusion of poems, songs, even the section of Macbeth enrich the telling. I’m especially pleased that Ms. Moss took on such a challenging figure. It is yet another one for my library collection. The cover is especially notable since it depicts Hekate as a vibrant woman who reminds me a little of Storm from the X-Men.
Goddess women and those who’d like to know a bit more about the dynamic Hekate will enjoy this book thoroughly. An excellent & insightful read (Five Cauldrons)
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