How Hecate Saved Medea and Turned Her into a Witch! | Spellbound Stories | Greek Mythology 🔥

How Hecate Saved Medea and Turned Her into a Witch! | Spellbound Stories | Greek Mythology

Are you ready to hear a spellbinding story from Greek mythology? In this video, I will tell you how Hecate, the goddess of magic, saved Medea, the princess of Colchis, and turned her into a witch. You will learn how Medea helped Jason to obtain the Golden Fleece, how she betrayed her family and fled with him to Greece, how she took bloody revenge on him when he abandoned her, and how she escaped to Athens, where she met Hecate. You will also discover the secrets of Hecate, the mysterious deity who rules over crossroads, night, light, ghosts, witchcraft, and the moon. You will see how Hecate and Medea became friends and companions and used their magic to shape their destiny. This is a story of love, betrayal, vengeance, and power, and you don't want to miss it. So, subscribe to my channel, Spellbound Stories, and join me on this amazing journey into Greek mythology.

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[witchNwand]

I am a modern-day devotee of Hekate, and a male witch Hail Hekate blessed be her name 🗝 🖤🗝

[ECLECTICEMPRESS]

I’m a devotee of Mother Hekate and the words she spoke to Medea touched me and I cried! I’m so grateful that Mother Hekate has come in my life. I resonated with those words entirely! Thank you Mother Hekate and thank you for delivering this message!❤️

[Ravenproctor]

Glad hecate is getting more attention.

[mistressofthedark]

Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.

[fatzrabbits]

Jason was sent to get the..
PURPLE...
From media ...
She already knew the secret mysteries.

[georgiefacchinni]

A way most excellent video. I myself admire both ladies. I could sit and listen to videos like this all day. I thank you so very much Sir Black. You're a most excellent person.

[royseleech]

I know some of the story, dont blame them. She made Jason and he betrayed her for more fame.
I wish Hecate would would give my all her secrets.

[jackiejames]

Beautiful story am happy Madea got her revenge ❤

[ECLECTICEMPRESS]

Wow! Amazing and right on time! Divine time! Thank you! ❤️❤️❤️

[SeanLigman-yoyc]

Another fun fact....in some tellings, Medea is a child of the sorceress, Circe. Who in turn is a child of Hekate Herself. Making Medea the grandchild of Hekate....

[SeanLigman-yoyc]

A little footnote fact...Hekate sometimes is said to have also shown Medea being berrayed. Medea chose to go with Jason anyhow..

[lfranciscotejeda]

Media didn’t kill her children after all. An oracle made the town pay honors to her, and to rectify the confusion. The towns people killed them.

[SeanLigman-yoyc]

Fun fact. While killing ones parents was an Evil thing punished by the Furies, the Kindly Ones....killing ones Children had no such

[lacygorman]

Welcome to Magdalyne's Blyss Holistic Healing Center Global WORLD PEACE initiative phase 5.

Hecate is my patron Goddess.

She has never let me down.

[mattylala]

I liked it . The only thing that I think was bad was the killing of her kids

[dragonsguardianofcrystalhearts]

You know who else got a bad name? Lilith. They demonized her when they couldn't control her. Patriarchy. 🙄🙄

[SeanLigman-yoyc]

Last dun fact....Medea was ALREADY a devotee and priestess of Hekates when she met and heloed Jason...in turn she was follorwng the dictates of thw Goddess in doing so...at least some say so..

[Ohhhwehere]

so in short Medea got her revenge on her shitty bf and then rode off in a charriot pulled by dragons?

She is a badass❤❤

[TheRomanTribune]

Murdering the children was WAY too much. Thats where she is wrong. The children are innocent

[markwarrensprawson]

Make no mistake, Mythology junkies, according the the Medea mythos, all of this stuff is legit. HOWEVER, we have historical references to Medea, as well. There is plenty of reason to dispute her killing her children. I shouldn't be up now and have work in the morning, so I'm not going to go deep into references, but one such history relates to us how angry Medea was a the men who had spread the lies of her killing those children and threatening to curse their city. So frightened of her were they that they begged her to take it back. An agreement was struck up that they would build a monument to her, one that stands to this day. Her name is also the root of the word "medicine". There's so much stuff to tell about our Biblically vilified Lady Labylon, but I'll stop there and leave the rest to anyone with an interest in this sort of thing to dig up the true-true for themselves.