Mogg Morgan (Astro Egypt) author of "The Ritual Year in Ancient Egypt" published by Mandrake of Oxford, UK.
Halloween and ancient
astro-archaeology
Based
mainly on Egyptian sources. Was Halloween celebrated in the most ancient of all
religions, that of the stars?
"The first day of this month then is special and set aside to a god
that may be obscure but no less interesting for that. This is the time of
Nehebkau. Like many Egyptian gods, it can sometimes be difficult to decide
whether he be god or demon. It’a as well to remind ourselves that all Egyptian
gods, like the elements, can have their unpleasant side. Nehebkau is a serpent
divinity with an alarming resemblance to that most chaotic of entities,
Apophis. "
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