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The book is a rather dated, and more of an anthropological work, but it's a long time since I read it, and I may revisit in the not too distant future...
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The book is a rather dated, and more of an anthropological work, but it's a long time since I read it, and I may revisit in the not too distant future...
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The book is a rather dated, and more of an anthropological work, but it's a long time since I read it, and I may revisit in the not too distant future...
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The book is a rather dated, and more of an anthropological work, but it's a long time since I read it, and I may revisit in the not too distant future...
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For any who do not understand the symbolism of my profile picture, it is the Wheel of Hekate (Εκάτη), representative of a pre-Hellenic, likely Thracian or Anatolian, goddess, who became a psychopomp, chthonic and Witchcraft deity within the Hellenic pantheon – though was always more.
Torchbearer, guide of souls on the darkest paths, through the crossroads of life and death, she represents the balance of light and darkness I have yet to achieve.
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For any who do not understand the symbolism of my profile picture, it is the Wheel of Hekate (Εκάτη), representative of a pre-Hellenic, likely Thracian or Anatolian, goddess, who became a psychopomp, chthonic and Witchcraft deity within the Hellenic pantheon – though was always more.
Torchbearer, guide of souls on the darkest paths, through the crossroads of life and death, she represents the balance of light and darkness I have yet to achieve.
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For any who do not understand the symbolism of my profile picture, it is the Wheel of Hekate (Εκάτη), representative of a pre-Hellenic, likely Thracian or Anatolian, goddess, who became a psychopomp, chthonic and Witchcraft deity within the Hellenic pantheon – though was always more.
Torchbearer, guide of souls on the darkest paths, through the crossroads of life and death, she represents the balance of light and darkness I have yet to achieve.
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For any who do not understand the symbolism of my profile picture, it is the Wheel of Hekate (Εκάτη), representative of a pre-Hellenic, likely Thracian or Anatolian, goddess, who became a psychopomp, chthonic and Witchcraft deity within the Hellenic pantheon – though was always more.
Torchbearer, guide of souls on the darkest paths, through the crossroads of life and death, she represents the balance of light and darkness I have yet to achieve.
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For any who do not understand the symbolism of my profile picture, it is the Wheel of Hekate (Εκάτη), representative of a pre-Hellenic, likely Thracian or Anatolian, goddess, who became a psychopomp, chthonic and Witchcraft deity within the Hellenic pantheon – though was always more.
Torchbearer, guide of souls on the darkest paths, through the crossroads of life and death, she represents the balance of light and darkness I have yet to achieve.