A labour of love, a devotional work in the vein of academic scholarship and continued Bhakti relationship with the titaness Hekate defines this journal. This body of work is an inspirational tool committed to the furthering of research, sharing of experiences and honouring the influence of Hekate in our modern lives.The revelation to do this project came about on a dark and stormy night in Oregon…I was imploring our Mother, the Mistress of Crossroads, for advice for my next move. Broke, divorcing, lonely, and a child at a distance I felt spiritually backed into a corner. How could I even BEGIN to write a book, especially when there were so many good ones out there? Hekate was asking the impossible of me, and so I begged Her for it. From Her distant and subtle whisper came the simple secret of Her message: Hekate told me to create a journal. My background in journalism and graphic design has carved a path leading directly to this apex. A shared love of quality publications, archived pamphlets and other tangible occult references is the web which brings us together. Friends, family, fans of my long ago blog and podcast have encouraged and inspired me over the years, and it seems only right to share the brilliance of their support in a lasting and meaningful way.
Meet the Author
Fawn Hexe is a Witch, Writer, Mother. A practitioner of Tantric Buddhism and Witchcraft for almost 30 years, Fawn is a unique and curious Librarian with a double degree in Religious Studies and Humanities. Initiate of Hekate and aspiring Priest in Her name, Fawn’s relationship and service to Hekate spans 8 years of solitary devotional work, a hybrid path of Tantric Thelema and experiential-driven inspiration. She is the editor-in-chief of “Katabasis: A Journal of Hekatean Devotion & Scholarship”, founded in 2021.