Who Am I?

I’m a woman, a Witch, a mother, a grandmother, an ecofeminist, a lawyer,* a gardener, a reader, a writer, and a priestess of the Great Mother Earth.

*(Although I don’t give legal advice on this blog and the views that I express here are solely my own and do not represent the views of anyone else.)

23 Responses to Who Am I?

  1. sorry for being so dense about this, but what is your RSS feed? I don’t see a link.

    Meical abAwen

  2. You’re not dense; I am. Taking a while to learn wordpress. See below the blogroll

  3. Of all the Witchy and pagan blogs I read, yours is my favorite. Thank you for sharing your pleasures, your insights and your humanity.

  4. Hi. I had been following your prior (blogger) blog and will now follow this one. FYI, this sentence on blogger has a typo in the link. I figured it out, but others might not: “Come on over to http://hecatedemeter.wordrpress.com and let me know what you think!” Thank you!

  5. Since I am linking to you more and more, I added you to my blogroll. Naturally, I would be delighted if you reciprocated.

  6. Added you to my blogroll.

  7. Lady, you are oxygen to a gasping intellect… Thank you for blogging.

  8. Just found you serendipitously (smiles) and subscribed. Love the way you write and love what you say. Blessed Be.

  9. Hi, I used to visit your old blog. Now I just found your new blog, and it’s good to be back, but I’m a little disappointed… You see, the old blog had a link to : GypsyMoon.com and I used to always visit them after reading your blog. I can’t find the link now, where is it? simply looking at their clothing always used to lift my spirits.
    Maria

  10. maria,

    Welcome back! I’ll see if I can find them and add them.

  11. Hecate, just wanted to let you know that I love your writing and respect you enormously. You are like fresh rain feeding the earth. Thank you for doing the work you do and leading us with your words.
    Blessings.

  12. Many thanks R, Marie, Robin, et al.!!

  13. Dear Hecate, I was browsing the web looking for Imbolc poems that I might read to my pagan friends on the said sabbat, I somehow fell into your blog – and glad I am to, I have enjoyed reading your various posts and have dutifully signed up to read more – thank you, now instead of a poem I have taken one of your passages and will recite that to them – and I will look forward to reading more inspirational words from your wisely self.
    Blessed Be.

  14. Hecate,
    I love the picture “Winter Sunrise.” Who took it and where is it? I would love to use it on next years Solstice card. Is it for sale?
    Paul

  15. Paul,

    Glad you like it! I put a link at the bottom of each post that says, “Picture found here.” If you click through, you’ll see where I found the picture. Blessings, Hec.

  16. I am just saying ‘hi’ , I have just subscribed to your blog, which is great by the way! I look forward to reading your future posts! X

  17. you are not alone in the quest to undermine the patriarchy. i know you know this already, but its good to know it just one more time! in love and light.

  18. I have just discovered your page and it is just what I need — another portal to the Goddess. Thank you.

  19. Can you recommend literature or sources about Wiccan beliefs? So interested since reading your site.

  20. Would you like to serve as a peer reviewer for The Pomegranate on a paper on the legal aspects of witchcraft? If so, email me at chas dott clifton att mac dott com

  21. Stumbled across your site while searching Beltane images! I am walking with Hecate for a year (or life). I have a leather mask of her that I am presenting in ritual theater along with five other Goddess archetype masks. The masks were created by Lauren Raine for the Spiral Dance festival in 1999. It is so wonderful to be walking with the All Mother. I wanted to attach one of the photos but it appear I cannot. Here is the link to our fb page and you can see photos of Hecate.

    Thanks, Charolette

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