Faces of the Goddess Magazine SGC 21

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south side of Chicago threw carcasses of
sheep and pigs that were slaughter nearby at
the stock yards, first by the disenfranchised
Irish immigrants and right after by Black
and Brown immigrant folks in Chicago. That
would be the perfect spot!
I then call in on another friend, a Pagan who
works with the underworld and goddesses of
Justice such as Diana and Hecate, together we
baked a cornbread and after it was ready all
four of us walked toward the bubbly creek,
once on the bridge above the river branch we
took turns to grab handfuls of the cornbread
as we call on Hecate to bring Justice and peace
to our people and our city. It was a sublime
experience. A divine connection.
I am convinced I need to learn more and
more about Hecate, with this exciting
beginning I cannot wait to see where our
relationship goes. I bought myself a ring
with her symbol and a statue that needs yet
to be dedicated however, it sits on top of my
bookcase ruling the night as we all go to sleep.
CORNBREAD & BREADCRUMBS
As it turns out, I have the opportunity to
interview Dr. Brannen again, this time for
Lunatic Mondays on May 24th of 2021 and
I told her about my story and my silly idea
of baking a cornbread for Hecate, then she
mentioned how corn is also use to do offerings
to Hecate and, that the best part of my story
was that I listened to my intuition in creating
the offering and what the goddess message
was.
These are my breadcrumbs, my divine
connections, the links to these sublime
interviews and my story, a humble rendition
to the Queen of the Witches!
Laura González
June 8th, 2021