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24- Nov Feast of the burning lamps in Egypt for Isis and Osiris, Also for Minerva
24- Nov Celtic Tree Month of Ngetal Ends
24- Nov Poseidon Noumenia - Greek Festival honouring all household gods and goddesses
24- Nov Feast of the burning lamps in Egypt for Isis and Osiris, Also for Minerva
https://sacredwicca.com/isis-osiris-festival-of-burning-lamps
The Egyptian Lamp Burning festival was similar to our Samhain when many lamps were lit to guide the dead to the food offerings that were provided for them.
To celebrate the Festival of the Burning Lamps, on the night of November 24, light as many votive candles as you can, and be sure to have incense burning. Incense is much beloved by the spirit world and it is said that the swirling smoke can give the dead form in the physical world. Have an offering of food such as bread, fresh fruit, milk and honey, mead or wine.
When all is ready recite a prayer to the Gods Isis and Orisis.
Goddess Isis, Queen of the Earth
God Osiris, Who presides of the Realm of the Dead,
Tonight I honour You with fire and sweet incense.
Come to the feast that I have provided
Honour me with your presence, O Divine Ones,
That I may be with you on this sacred night.
24- Nov Celtic Tree Month of Ngetal Ends
(Reed or Wheatstraw - Ngetal) - Ogham letter Ng Ruler of the 12th Lunar Month
Protection, Fertility, Responsibility
http://www.ecoenchantments.co.uk/myogham_reedwheatpage.html
24 Nov - Poseidon Noumenia - Greek Festival honouring all the household Gods and Goddesses
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noumenia
Those reviving the indigenous religions of Greece perform many of the same household religious practices and hold the Noumenia as important as their ancient counterparts. They make offerings such as incense or honey cakes to Selene, Apollon, Hestia, and their household Gods at their family altar. Other ways they mark the day include decorating their home or home altar with fresh flowers, eating a special family meal, making honey cakes, and replacing the ingredients in the kathiskos with fresh water, oil, and fruit, and bits of food. The Noumenia also considered an auspicious day to begin new projects.
https://sites.google.com/site/hellenionstemenos/Home/articles-and-essays/making-a-kathiskos-in-honour-of-zeus-ktesios
