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A Year of Hekate: Invocations and Prayers for Every Day for a Year
This devotional book, "A Year of Invocations and Prayers for Every Day of the Year," is a comprehensive guide to connecting with the goddess of the crossroads and magic throughout the year. Featuring daily prayers and invocations, as well as new moon rituals and offerings, this book offers a unique journey of spiritual growth and introspection. With a focus on gratitude, thanksgiving, reflection, and spiritual growth, this book is a must-have for anyone looking to deepen their connection with Hekate and experience her transformative power.
232 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 9, 2023
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About the author
Marcus Black
48 books1 followerMarcus J Black (MJB) was born in 1977 in Aldershot, England, in the back of a military vehicle. He is passionate about writing, art and the fantasy genre. His other interests include history (both modern and ancient), myths and legends, chess, philosophy, science (particularly physics), martial arts and boxing. He has been a soldier, doorman, truck driver, manager and engineer and holds a master’s degree, which looks nice in its frame. MJB is a fantasy author and creator of the world of Galawi, a place of intrigue, mystery and magic. You can contact him at marcusjblack@live.co.uk
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August 5, 2023
I wanted to love this one so much! I ADORE the overall concept of this book, and was able to purchase the paperback version. Unfortunately, the way the book is formatted makes it look like a quickly thrown-together Microsoft Word doc, rather than a finished product.
Reading out an already-prepared prayer or invocation for each day feels a bit like being told what to do, although I think the author fully intended to be helpful! I would have found this a more helpful tool and reference if the author had put together a daily correspondence list -- taking into consideration the themes of the season, month, day of the week, etc., and allowed the readers to use those themes to inspire their own prayers.
This might be a more helpful read for beginners, or those newly discovering Hekate and are interested in beginning work with her.
Reading out an already-prepared prayer or invocation for each day feels a bit like being told what to do, although I think the author fully intended to be helpful! I would have found this a more helpful tool and reference if the author had put together a daily correspondence list -- taking into consideration the themes of the season, month, day of the week, etc., and allowed the readers to use those themes to inspire their own prayers.
This might be a more helpful read for beginners, or those newly discovering Hekate and are interested in beginning work with her.
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