About the author
A practitioner before he was a researcher, and a researcher before he was an engineer — in that order.
Jorge Quiñones is an author, practitioner, and researcher of practical magic whose spiritual path began before birth.
Born to parents deeply involved in Kardecist spiritism, Jorge was introduced to the unseen world early in life, working with a lifelong guiding spirit since the age of five. That early, continuous relationship with the unseen shaped the questions he would spend the rest of his life trying to answer with rigor rather than assumption.
This lifelong spiritual connection is uniquely paired with a rigorous analytical mind. As an electrical engineer with an MBA, Jorge applies a structured, results-oriented framework to occult practices — the same instinct that asks how a circuit actually behaves, applied to how a ritual actually works. By filtering out the "fluff," he focuses entirely on the mechanics of practical magic and theurgy: what a working requires, why it requires it, and what happens when a component is missing.
That approach is what led him back to Hekate — not the softened, single-note modern archetype, but the goddess described across the Greek Magical Papyri, the Eleusinian Mysteries, and the archaeological record. HEKATE: MISTRESS OF THE PRONAOS is the product of that return to primary sources: a book that treats ancient devotion as a system worth understanding on its own terms, and practical magic as something built, tested, and reproducible.
His work bridges ancient mystery traditions with clear, actionable spiritual cultivation for the modern devotee — whether that devotee arrives as a seasoned occultist, a working historian, or simply someone standing at the threshold for the first time.
Sign up for exclusive historical translations, ritual releases, and updates.