Hecate Summoning Prayer

You will need the following items for this spell:

• Hecate's Symbol
  
• Nighttime

This prayer allows you to summon Hecate so that she will take you under her wing and protect you from harm.

Casting Instructions for 'Hecate Summoning Prayer Spell'

*WARNINGS: Hecate is as strict as she is kind, so do not cross her. She can bring along death as she can life. She does not forgive easily and she holds grudges, so beware. Yet, she represents the Triple Goddess and holds enormous power and protection. If you're on her good side, she will shield you against harm and bring along creativity and guidance. She is darkness. She is everything. But do not fear her. With the bad comes the good. That is not only apart of Wicca (my religion), but apart of life and magick. In order to bring out the light, we must first be surrounded by darkness.*


It helps if you are in a meditative state when calling on a deity, but you do not have to be. It would help if you have one of your deity's symbols. For instance, some of Hecate's symbols are the moon, keys, black, silver, darkness, crossroads, the number three, dogs, etc. Hecate is easiest to call on at night. Since she represents each phase of the moon, it doesn't have to be at a certain time of month. Make sure to hold the symbol and focus on it. If it is something that you cannot hold (like the moon or darkness), then just focus on it wherever it may be. I use the moon for my summoning. Clear your mind and let the image of it fill your mind, then begin to relax. You can think or say the words, "Hecate, mighty Goddess of crossroads, darkness, death, wisdom, and the moon, please come to me. Please Hecate, protect me and help me when I am in danger. Treat me as one of your own and give me all that is needed. Hecate, surround me in your darkness so that I can bring forth my light." You will probably feel a presence at this time, but don't worry, even though Hecate is known for destruction, it is not all true. Remember, in order to have life, there must be death. This is much the case of Hecate.



Hecate- Pronounced Heh-Kah-Tay