Last night I had to do some necromancy work. It was windy outside but my candles managed to find a way to stay lit. ( My porch is screened in but the wind was strong coming through)
I definitely felt the magick there and that it took hold. Hekate was truly there for me. Hail Hekate!
I am definitely following this!
I keep saying this is the year to dive into necromancy and then push it off. I really need to focus on that. I have been planning to start studying it for three or four years now.
I was actually afraid of necromancy when I first started doing magick due to something traumatic that happened to me as a teenager in a graveyard. But working with Hekate, has helped me face my fears and move forward.
I think i definitely have a fear I need to work though first. But getting the fox skull and completely falling in love with him. Is helping me a lot. He just doesn’t want to be just a decorative piece.
Ps. I love the little shield the candle made and how it isn’t one with the candle.
I thought that was cool too. It’s like the candle said not today! 
My little light is gonna shine!
Because that’s actually the side that the wind was blowing in through, So it shielded itself perfectly.
Also the top of the shield looks like a dark hand if you look at the top of it. Like an arm rose up and used it’s hand to shield it.
I think that might have something to do with Azazel, because his sigil is actually just in front of the candle. It just isn’t seen in the picture.
even though my patron teaches it , i’m not very interested in necromancy , but i do find some questions about death pretty fascinating , and i did some pretty basic stuff before , when i went to a cemetery with my parents .
or one time when i found a dead kitten …
someday , i’m thinking of making some little bows out of biodegradable materials and putting them on graves that no longer have anything on them and everyone forgot about … just as a little offering , not expecting anything in return , just that maybe the souls of those people will feel like someone cares about them again …
