Hekate Ochetos by Harper Feist is a brief but potent essay of ritual, revelation, and devotional encounter with the Goddess Hekate. Centered on a personal magical working, the text follows Feist’s reception and contemplation of a unique epithet bestowed through her relationship with her guiding deity.
Rather than presenting a general study of Hekate, this booklet offers something more intimate: a record of lived practice, spiritual listening, and the transformative force of direct religious experience. Feist writes from within the ritual moment, tracing how invocation, vision, and reflection may open a path toward deeper understanding of the goddess and her mysteries.
Published as a 32-page, large-format booklet, Hekate Ochetos includes three black-and-white photographs by the author and original artwork by Ian M. Hunter. Its concise form gives the essay a focused intensity, making it both a personal testimony and a contemplative offering to those drawn to Hekate’s presence.
Harper Feist is an esotericist, scientist, historian, initiate of the A∴A∴, member of the OTO, ordained priestess of Ecclesia Gnostica Catholica, and host of Thelema Now, the official podcast of the U.S. Grand Lodge. Her work focuses especially on the magical practices of late antiquity and their modern applications.
Hekate Ochetos is intended for devotees of Hekate, practitioners of contemporary magic, and readers interested in the living intersection of ancient cult, modern ritual, and personal gnosis.
Bibliographic Details:
- 32-page stapled booklet in Din A4 (210 x 297 mm)
- Cover pages: 300 gsm matte, film-laminated paper
- Content: Exclusive essay incl. 3 black/white photos by the author, printed on 170 gsm matte illustration printing paper
- Original artwork “Phantom Feeling” by Ian M. Hunter (detail on cover page & full page inside)
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