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.Author Sannion (H. Jeremiah Lewis), guest writing for The Wild Hunt, about the Noumenia. "The Noumenia is perhaps just as popular and universal for contemporary Hellenic and Greco-Egyptian polytheists as it was for our cultural ancestors. Ours is a diverse community, and though we may have different festival calendars, honor different gods, and even employ different methods of worship – most of us still do at least something to mark the Noumenia." http://wildhunt.org/2009/07/kala-noumenia.html 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.Article on Noumenia on Temenos, maintained by members of Hellenion, a 501c3 religious organization "dedicated to the revival and practice of Hellenic polytheism. We approach Hellenic religion from the reconstructionist perspective, which includes both an emphasis on historical precedent and respect for personal spiritual inspiration." https://sites.google.com/site/hellenionstemenos/Home/festivals/noumenia The Noumenia also considered an auspicious day to begin new projects.
