Today is August 13th. Many of the groups I belong to on Facebook and many of my friends are celebrating what is called "The Day of Hecate". Many believe that the Greeks celebrated Hecate on this day.
Generally I tend to do my rituals for Hecate on the dark moon. To me it seems more fitting. It is when I feel more comfortable. Since our calendar is every different now I have a hard time wrapping my head around dedicated months versus seasons or moon cycles.
That being said, really, would it bother you if someone cared about you on Monday or Tuesday. I think that when it is all said and done, paying respect or love to someone is a great thing. Does it really matter what day it falls on?
For those celebrating The Day of Hecate or Festival of Nemoralia to Diana I wish you the best.
You see it isn't the day or in some cases it isn't even the deity that we're actually celebrating; more so the qualities of that deity that we see in each other.
Namaste & Blessed Be
Sosanna
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The Day of Hecate
August 13, 2013
Rev. Olson is a multifaceted artist and healer with a diverse skill set that spans pottery, art, healing, and sculpture.
She holds certifications in Sound Healing, Holistic Wellness Coaching, Aromatherapy, International Yogi Certification, and Crystal Healing.
She integrates these disciplines into a holistic approach to creativity and wellness, infusing artistry and mindful living into all her endeavors.
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