Noon, Night
Thus the slave became a spiritual princess , and won the confidence of the people ; they loved her for her goodness . Ever ready with words of kindness , she won the deepest regard from the suffering and the outcast . Those duties were but one part of her priestly call -- that part which reflected the purest nature of her goddess . She worshipped one goddess , yet three : Luna in heaven , Diana on earth , Hecate in hell -- a terrible gathering together of good and evil , a trinity in unity , but not a trinity in purity , a broken circle representing Morn , Noon , Night , Birth , Life , Death . It was when Saronia moved into the great darkness of Hecate that the gloom and passion of the priestess were aroused , and the constant warring of evil against goodness within awakened new aspirations for another experience when she might revolve in a circle of truth and unsullied purity . And thus it is that when we would do good , evil will present itself ; so men set up the symbol of fire as the symbol of deity . Its active elements represent the bad ; the light from the flame , the flower of the fire , designates the good .