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Hecate stands in the crossroads of myth and mystery: torchbearer, keyholder, guardian of thresholds, and goddess of witchcraft. Hecate is one of the most complex and captivating figures of ancient mythology. Her influence continues to thrive in modern spiritual and magical practices. Who is Hecate? Hecate (Hekate) is a goddess whose origins trace back to ancient Anatolia and Thrace, with possible roots in Carian or other Anatolian traditions. Her worship was integrated into Greek religion by the Archaic period (c. 8th–6th century BCE), where she was often associated with fertility and household protection. While Hesiod’s Theogony highlights her as a...

These are all 1080 x 1920 pixels, which is a 9:16 ratio that should work well on most phones! Click the image to open the full size image file. You can save the full size image file to your phone and use it as a wallpaper.

These are all 1080 x 1920 pixels, which is a 9:16 ratio that should work well on most phones! Click the image to open the full size image file. You can save the full size image file to your phone and use it as a wallpaper.

The Fool Tarot Card: Embracing New Beginnings and Boundless Potential Introduction The Fool is the first card of the Major Arcana, symbolizing new beginnings, spontaneity, and limitless potential. Numbered as 0, The Fool represents infinite possibilities, embodying a spirit of adventure and fearlessness. This card encourages stepping into the unknown with a childlike sense of wonder, reminding us that sometimes the journey itself is more important than the destination. The Fool invites you to embrace change, trust the universe, and take a leap of faith. The Fool tarot card from the Rider–Waite–Smith Tarot deck. Art By Pamela Colman Smith, Public...

In 1485, a woman named Helena Scheuberin stood trial accused of witchcraft in the city of Innsbruck. She found herself in the middle of a witch hunt led by Heinrich Kramer, a 15th-Centrury inquisitor.Heinrich Kramer was a Catholic clergyman on a mission to investigate witchcraft and bring witches to justice. Pope Innocent VIII released a papal bull that recognized the existence of witches which had previously been debated. This granted Kramer the authority to persecute witches where he had once been denied in Germany. Kramer had an obsession with witchcraft, especially amongst women.Scheuberin likely was not a witch, but she...