Festival of the Gods

The Festival of the Gods: 11 gods, 11 days, marking the end of the calendar year

Day 1 - Lurona Day - goddess of business and wine - end of the business year, companies typically close during the rest of the festival after this day so that employees can spend time with their families, celebration of business and commerce, people often go shopping and small businesses offer deals and discounts, opening ceremonies where everyone drinks wine and toasts to the economy, the city, and the festival.

Day 2 - Pym Day - goddess of bathing - first bath day of the festival, a day to reflect and reset, prayers of thanks for any good fortune which has come this past year, prayers of clarity for any conflicting feelings, prayers of forgiveness for any wrongs committed, everyone goes to the bath houses to cleanse themselves and relax

Day 3 - Siro Day - god of travelers - celebrated by a pilgrimage around the city and people wearing “traveler’s” clothes

Day 4 - Auna Day - god of virginity -

Day 5 - Desorial Day - god of sexuality - celebrated by giant sex parties starting on the changes from Auna day.

Day 6 - Avalie Day - god of art and architecture - celebrated with public art festivals

Day 7 - Thaq Day - Day of Justice and Law, when all prisoners from the year are publicly executed

Day 8 - Jas Day- Day of coffee harvesting and brewing your own cup of coffee.

Day 9 - Helen Day - goddess of family and strength - second bath day of the festival

Day 10 - Rapalla Day - goddess of magic and intellect

Day 11 - Geata Day