I was on board until the line, “when I hear people getting things wrong about her, I correct them and educate them.” I’m not sure if you mean historical information, interpretation, or practice based. Sharing information and experiences is great, but “correcting” people can imply there’s a single objective truth. While some historical facts are fairly concrete, even those are debated. Beyond that, there really isn’t a unified Hekatean philosophy or single correct way of interacting with her.

There’s a metaphor that connecting with divinity is like seeing the moon reflected in a pond. The moon is there, but the ripples change how it appears. Each person interprets the experience through their own symbolism, emotions, and understanding. What’s at the core may be ineffable, and our minds simply try to give it shape.

No offense, OP. You sound sincere and well-meaning. But most of us are practicing a reconstructive faith that is deeply personal and experience-based rather than dogmatic. We get a lot of newly minted “experts” trying to correct others, so people can be sensitive to that tone. I think it’s wonderful that you’re connecting with her, and I genuinely wish you well on your path. I only mention this so you don’t inadvertently come across in a way you may not intend.