Hecate Queen of the Night
HECATE—Greek Star Goddess manifests moon magic and witchcraft.
Hesiod ancient Greek poet described her thus:
Hecate whom Zeus honours above all—he gave her splendid gifts: a share of earth and the unfruitful sea. Praised in the starry heavens, Hecate is honoured exceedingly by the deathless gods. Power, is surely with her!
Here she appears as an OWL—Guide to the Underworld.
Hecate is the queen of the night and ringleader of the three witches from MACBETH. She is perverse, proud, regal, wicked, willful, wild, fierce, sharp, strong, bold, determined, domineering, strident, superior, confident, revengeful, vicious, indignant, demanding, commanding, condescending, fearless, forthright, malicious, and a reclusive but omnipresent force with witch to be reckoned. Hecate stridently dwells on the wrong side of the nest and vehemently clamours her descent in contrary couplets.
