Standing at the Crossroads, Part V: The Names of Hermes and Hekate
Edit: These are my notes on what I think I want to use as Divine Names in the Crossroads ritual
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Standing at the Crossroads, Part IV: Hekate’s Images
“Take a lodestone and on it have carved a three- faced Hekate. And let the middle face be that of
Standing at the Crossroads, Part II: Where Hermes Fits In
In my last article in this series, I began exploring the crossroads through the eyes of Hekate for the purpose
An Outsider’s View of God-Spousery.
“Let us go, my Beloved, to greet the Bride The Queen’s Whole Self shall we welcome” — From L’kha Dodi, the
Code Switching: A Ceremonial Magician Learns to Call Greek Gods
Vibration and Speaking Names Powerfully One of the keys to getting the rituals of the Golden Dawn to work is
Standing at the Cross-Roads, Part I: Hekate’s Cosmos
A Perspective and a Circle Cosmology is very important to the structure of ritual. The structure of the world, or
Worship and Rape Culture
Since the rash of scandals that happened at the intersection of Pagan and Sexual Predation (of one kind of another)
Happy 4th
On the 4th day of the 4th month in the modern calendar, I celebrate the birthday of Hermes. Before I
The Power of Taboo
It’s pretty obvious, if you read my blog, that I’ve spent most of my career on Mediterranean traditions, and that
Is This a God?
Skepticism is absolutely critical to the successful practice of magick and mysticism, from a polytheistic perspective. Nowhere is this more evident than when
Magick From Scratch 
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