Hestia witchcraft during funerary rites

during funerary rites

A person may be an artist and strategist

Perhaps they are simply reflections of her—faces worn across time by a goddess too vast to be called by one name

- ʜᴇᴀʀᴛ's ᴅᴇsɪʀᴇ (blush red): For the altar of ecstasy—kindled in rites of carnal magic

Hestia witchcraft during funerary ritesOffering candles to Hestia, Greek goddess of the home, the hearth, family, and hospitality. She is the sister to both Demeter and Hera and bears the representation as the kindest of all the Olympian spirits. She is said to be modest, humble, but exceptionally powerful for protection. When Dionysus ascended to Mount Olympus, there were no seats for him within the pantheon. Hestia, needing no persuasion or incentive, rose from her seat to settle next to