This book focuses on one of the most dark and mysterious deities of antiquity; the terrifying mother of witches and witchcraft, the nocturnal guardian of the crossed paths of life and death, the most ancient and capricious queen – Hekate. Even though she traditionally has been depicted with three faces, the reader will in this book become presented to far more aspects. The author initiates an exploration of the Mysteries first through the classical literature and ideas concerning the Goddess of Crossroads, but then unites the historical and theoretical material with a deeply personal perspective based on the author’s own magical and religious praxis. Includes words of power and holy titles, as well as numerous epithets used for Hekate in her various forms, as found in the Greek Magical Papyri. A very interesting devotional work which makes a fine companion volume to Jack Grayle's 'The Hekataeon'.