Hecate's Garden leather patch and altar cloth bat So Below is a celebration

So Below is a celebration of the divine feminine and its pivotal role in the microcosm of our minds and the macrocosm of the universe-- as above

This demanding path requires extensive research and careful experimentation to gain a thorough knowledge of psychoactive plants and their volatile nature

The second ring from the center of the wheel depicts the animals and magical creatures believed to correspond to Beltane

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Hecate's Garden leather patch and altar cloth bat So Below is a celebrationThis special leather patch can also be used as an altar cloth or hung on the wall, adding a bewitching element to any space! Hecate is the greek goddess of witchcraft, crossroads, night, necromancy, and the moon. She also resides over poisonous plants and her association with such stems from her legendary herb garden on the island of Colchis, in which she grew poisonous plants in addition to other medicinal herbs. Her skill of working with the