The Orphic Hymn to Hekate Sung in Ancient Greek

August 13, 2013 By Kimberly - Priestess & Founder 1 Comment

Truly, this is an amazing video! The Orphic Hymn to Hekate is a beautiful prayer to be used in ritual for Her and to hear the hymn sung in ancient Greek brought me to tears.

Please share – this is wonderful for any ritual honoring the Goddess Hekate!

On the MotherHouse of the Goddess blog, you can read about August 13 as a night to celebrate Hekate: A Night to Propitiate and Honor The Goddess Hekate.

There will also be a special piece in the Fall 2013 Aletheia Journal on Hekate’s Supper.

About Kimberly - Priestess & Founder

Kimberly F. Moore is a Creative Catalyst and Mentor for Women; Shakti-Powered Entrepreneur; Blissful Revolutionary; Hungry Goddess; Writer; and Photographer. Creativity, Passion, and High Energy are her Super Powers and building empires of radical bliss is her life focus.

She is also the Founder and Priestess of MotherHouse of the Goddess and Mystery School of the Goddess

She has been a Goddess Priestess for more than 20 years. Her areas of research, practice, and teaching are focused on Goddess Spirituality, Ritual Practice, Sacred HerStory, Comparative Mythology, and Archetypal Psychology. She has a special connection to Goddesses from the Greek, Hindu, and Yoruban traditions, but has worked with many other Goddesses through the years. She is an Aborisha in Lukumi and a Daughter of Oshun.