posted October 30, 2013 12:56 PM            

She is a very ancient goddess, exalted by Zeus to have dominion over earth, sea and underworld.

posted October 30, 2013 12:58 PM            

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posted October 30, 2013 01:01 PM            

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Originally posted by Ami Anne:
Hekate is your shadow self. What conjuncts it, you don't want to face imo

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posted October 30, 2013 01:29 PM            

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Originally posted by I'm so cappy:
Wuuut? Now I understand why my Jupiter is so useless

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posted October 30, 2013 01:40 PM            

But she is also the crone aspect of the Moon-goddess, and as such have deep understanding of real magic, rituals, nature, but also in the shadows and darkness of course.

She`s not your Shadow Self though. She just has a knowledge that sometimes scares people, cause she doesn`t only pay attention to the bright sides of life, but instead makes you look to the dark dusty corners, too. But she IS not the darkness, she just is a gude to and through it.

posted October 30, 2013 01:43 PM            

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Does yours make Moonwalker too as mine?

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posted October 30, 2013 01:46 PM            

This is where Hekate comes in. Hekate is the goddess of the crossroads. She is also the mistress of the magic arts, and is included in the grouping of the Moon goddesses. In ancient portraits she is shown to have three heads and they look in each of three directions.

When we are at a crossroads Hekate is there with her torch light and her ability to transcend both heaven and hell and her dwelling place on the earth. She can bring both the conscious mind and the unconscious mind together, and the need to live in day to day reality home to us. She is the one to go to for direction when we don’t know which path to take and which road makes the best choice.

Hekate uses the wise owl as her messenger and she relies on the willow tree for sustenance. She is a goddess of the Moon, and when the Moon is dark she can use her torch for light and in search of the best pathway to take. When we need to make a hard decision for ourselves we are calling on Hekate for guidance, since she travels through the realms of sky, earth and Hades, the underworld.

Hekate is called the most lovely one of the Moon, and Hekate is there when a child is brought into the world, as she is the goddess associated with midwifery. When Ceres lost her daughter Persephone, Hekate used her torch to help Ceres look for her in the underworld. When we are unsure of ourselves or when the light around us is fading, and everything looks dark, we are traveling by night in the most metaphysical sense.

I believe that Hekate’s province as goddess of the crossroads led inevitably to her status as goddess of the magic arts. One would naturally lead to the other. Who better than Hekate would know how so often our indecision leads us to call upon the energies present in the universe to ask for help and guidance when we cannot figure out what to do. Once a decision has been made, asking the powers that be to help incarnate that desire would naturally fall upon, who better, the goddess who shows us all the different roads available to us.

Hekate is the 100th asteroid named, and discovered on July 11, 1868. In her manifestation as 100 Hekate, her asteroid designation, she is the place we go to in our astrological charts to find out what we need to do to discern our direction in life. She is the also the place we go to find those parts of ourselves that were lost. When we are in need of using our magical selves to find or answer questions, Hekate as goddess of magic is there."
http://www.llewellyn.com/journal/article/853

"Hekate’s true nature is as a way-shower, in all the many guises this can take. She stands at crossroads both literal and figurative, straddles the border between conscious and unconscious, light and dark, life and death, and translates energy between the two. She is said to be present at crime scenes, to guide travelers on their way, and to be present during the Dark of the Moon, with the Dark period association a good example of the narrowing that has occurred over time–originally Hekate was a Moon goddess, not confined to the Dark phase. It also makes sense that her connection to all forms of darkness would make her a conduit for the unconscious, and so her prominence in the chart or in relation to a particular energy or life area can alert us to the presence of unconscious material in that particular expression or venue. She echoes Pallas as well, as both a wise guide and a guardian–specifically of gateways and other points of ingress or egress (and both goddesses share similarity to Moon goddess Artemis/ Diana, the Huntress, in terms of all three having a martial/ guardian quality). And her characterization as a Crone makes sense when we consider that, ideally, with age comes wisdom–and that should tell us that we can learn from Hekate as well as be guided by or protected by her.

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http://askjulie.wordpress.com/2011/10/25/hekate-in-the-natal-chart-a-little-background-an-example/

posted October 30, 2013 01:51 PM            

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Originally posted by I'm so cappy:

If you mean retro then yeah

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posted October 30, 2013 02:23 PM            

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Originally posted by DaniPepper87:
Wow! Now I understand why I don't feel my Saturn in the 1st house. And I really don't want to face I need to take care of myself... Thanks for give some light to me!!

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Aww Dani
Thanks for appreciating me

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posted October 30, 2013 09:39 PM            

It is true that many do not want to face their power, or understand how they are blocking it...that is true of Saturn too, Dani, for many people don't want to face what they have to do in this life.

Having Saturn there may indeed make you want to deny the need to acknowledge your power, but while Saturn will pretty much push you down the path, Hekate will show you the way and protect you as you go.