Hecate, the primordial Goddess who transcends the Greek Pantheon, finds reverence not only in Scandinavian mythology, but also in Norse cults and Italian Witchcraft. She is a powerful deity, central to Italian paganism, and was worshiped by people such as the Assyrians and Persians throughout history. The Magickal tradition associated with Hecate that persists to this day has its roots in Italian Witchcraft, with a specific aspect present in Infernal Magick. The book "Hecate Magick" offers a sample of the magnificent power of this Goddess, presenting Rituals based on a prototype of Magick derived from ancient Italian-European Witchcraft. This prototype of Magick is completely viable and does not impose limitations on safe practice, such as that taught in the book "Hecate Magick". The Rituals were made available only recently, motivated by concerns about the safety of practitioners of Infernal Magick and the fear of inappropriate use of a Magick that represents the raw essence, close to the ancient precepts of Italian-European Witchcraft that dates back to the bronze age. Within the Infernal Magick approach, Hecate is recognized as the Goddess of the earth element, ruling not only over the magma and fire within the planet, but also as a deity capable of manipulating time and influencing the wheel of Sansara. Hecate, therefore, holds the power to interfere in reincarnation cycles and break the natural order, manipulating material destinies and directions with her unique and imposing influence. Infernal Magick reveals an aspect of the Goddess that is often unexplored, highlighting her role as a manipulator of the fabric of time and reality.