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Een maal voor wilde honden
Voorschriften en verboden met betrekking tot voedsel laten zien tot welke cultuur of subcultuur iemand behoort. Ze versterken de onderlinge banden binnen een groep en onderscheiden die tegelijk van anderen. Medeia vraagt zich af of heksen en heidenen ook zoiets kennen. En wat heeft Hekate hiermee te maken?
Review ‘Thracian Magic – past & present’
A review of the book Thracian Magic – past & present, and a visit to Starosel.
Interview with Georgi Mishev
Interview with Georgi Mishev, author of ‘Thracian Magic: past & present’ about his relation with the Goddess in Bulgaria.
Tales of Anatolia: From Hekatesia to Aphrodisias, Part 2 – July 2012
The journey in Anatolia goes on to Didyma and the Temple of Apollo and to Aphrodisias.
The Apollo Temple of Didyma
This is an article about the magnificent Temple of Apollo at Didim / Didyma, Turkey. It is part of a series of articles to complement From Hekatesia to Aphrodisias and the journey Morgana made in Turkey in June 2012.
Review: The Temple of Hekate
In ‘The Temple of Hekate’ Tara Sanchez discusses many aspects of temple practice and points to new ways of working with Hekate.
Review: Hekate Liminal Rites
In an easy to read style Sorita and David have included many sources and references to Hekate spanning 3000 years.
Tales from Anatolia: Hekatesia 2005
In 2005 Morgana went to Anatolia. The Temple of Hekate, Lagina, made a great impression on her, but she also went to Bodrum, Ephesus and other places.
Tales of Anatolia: From Hekatesia to Aphrodisias, Part 1 – July 2012
June 2012 – I finally went back to Bodrum, Turkey after nearly 7 years . Before I left the Sanctuary to Hekate in Lagina in 2005 I uttered the immortal Arnold Schwarzenegger words “I will be back…” and there I was. But before I write about my latest journey a little update since ‘Hekatesia 2005’. To […]
Hecate, Hecate Triformus
This article has been previously published here: http://www.albany.edu/faculty/lr618/51to.htm We have tried to trace Yukiko Ito via the Alumni Association, University at Albany NY, but she left without a forwarding email address. If anyone knows her could you please let us know too. Thanks! ** Hecate has been generally regarded as the goddess of witchcraft and magic, a crone, Queen […]
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