Goddess Journal Tracker - Hecate, Goddess of Transformation

Featuring Hecate, Goddess of Transformation

Hecate, Greek Goddess of the Crossroads, Dark Mother, Queen of the Night, Guardian of the Ancestors. Hecate is a many-faceted Goddess with so many fascinating aspects; even in antiquity, she had many faces. Literally! She was often depicted in triplicate in ancient Greek statuary, and into the Victorian Age we continue to see her in triple form. She is often shown holding torches, a serpent, and a dagger (which cuts through illusion and dispels darkness!) Sometimes she was also seen holding keys, and she was often accompanied by hounds. Hecate is so many things come together: magic, earth-sky-sea, crossroads, the underworld, ghosts, wilderness, the moon, night, witchcraft, transformations, midwifery and childbirth; she is protectress, mediator, and companion. She is so much of what it means to be a woman, which makes her a quintessential Goddess very much worth knowing. Hecate’s sankalpa affirmation is, “My awareness leads to acceptance.”

Color in the potion bottles with any symptoms, moods, or habits you’d like to track!

Includes the quotation:

“I take pleasure in my transformations. I look quiet and consistent,

but few know how many women there are in me.” 

― Anais Nin

These trackers were made for sharing in the Dancing Goddesses Facebook group between 2021-2023, and I removed the dates to allow them to be used in any month you like. Each tracker has between 28-31 days to fill in (depending on which month they were originally made for), so please feel free to draw your own additions if you end up using a 30-day tracker for a 31-day month, etc. ☺️

These download and print beautifully at home on matte photo paper, but cardstock or regular paper will work too. Alternatively, you can import the image into a program like Procreate and color digitally.

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These are for personal use only; please don’t share or re-publish without permission.

copyright Kelli Cymraes Lincoln, 2023