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The Rites of Hekate
From the Dirt to the Divine
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Dr.
Lenni George's The Rites of Hekate: From the Dirt to the Divine combines academic scholarship with lived devotional practice to explore Hekate's history, mythology, and contemporary rites.
The book describes creating moon and poison gardens, the Strophalos in ritual soil, and practices oriented toward liminality, psychopomp work, and the gathered 'hordes' of the goddess.
George provides a four-quadrant framework that moves from dirt and embodied ancestral work toward cosmic and ceremonial practice, emphasizing ethical, non-transactional devotion.
Interwoven are personal transpersonal encounters—regression hypnotherapy experiences and work in an 'inner lab'—that shaped her understanding and rites.
The book aims to ground contemporary Hekate practice in historical context while offering accessible ritual and reflective material for practitioners.
Lenni George's The Rites of Hekate: From the Dirt to the Divine combines academic scholarship with lived devotional practice to explore Hekate's history, mythology, and contemporary rites.
The book describes creating moon and poison gardens, the Strophalos in ritual soil, and practices oriented toward liminality, psychopomp work, and the gathered 'hordes' of the goddess.
George provides a four-quadrant framework that moves from dirt and embodied ancestral work toward cosmic and ceremonial practice, emphasizing ethical, non-transactional devotion.
Interwoven are personal transpersonal encounters—regression hypnotherapy experiences and work in an 'inner lab'—that shaped her understanding and rites.
The book aims to ground contemporary Hekate practice in historical context while offering accessible ritual and reflective material for practitioners.
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S2 #98 / Dr. Lenni George on The Rites of Hekate
