Cyndi Brannen has an Hekate School?

[mark]

I was on Keeping her Keys and noticed her Covina Institute, has anyone tried it before? I was debating taking Millers course and was wondering if this has good courses in the mean time.

Discussion

[picking_a_name_]

Both are really, really expensive. Far more than I am able to justify. I am sad they say they have something lifechanging, but charge so much. There are a lot of free videos on KHK, and Covina isn’t as expensive as the “deeper” courses. I find Cyndi’s books and videos to be useful to me, but probably not exactly how I will ever practice. I’m fine with charging a small amount, but the price really affects how I think of her now. If you haven’t, I would look at Covenent of Hecate and see if they have anything useful to you.

[hibiscus-bear]

You give Hekate things like meat, milk, wine, water, olive oil etc. She is a Chthonic Goddess but an approachable one and you ask Her for protection as you move away from your home and past the cross-street where you meet Her domain because you’re open to outside influences.

You can have a sudden dropping of liquid libations but there really isn’t need otherwise for a whole school.

[WitchOfTheWilderness]

I read her book and found it overly proscriptive. I certainly have no intention of paying to join her school and reinforcing her self-appointed “high priestess” status that sets her above other devotees.

Meet Hecate at the three way crossroads, make your offerings, forge your own relationship with her. That’s all that’s needed.

[ulfr3]

I haven’t taken either, but I can recommend Jack Grayle’s, “Hekate- walking the forked path” very highly. It’s available through the Blackthorne School.