Lokmahane
Lokma is the name of the food and blessing that is eaten with "Souls" in many sects, especially in Mevlevi, kalender and Alevi and Bektashism. In these world views, there is gratitude for blessings, there is respect, there is never greed. Dervishes who define their philosophy of life as "a bite and a cardigan" and saying "we share when we find it, we give thanks when we can't find it" also expressed their respect for worldly blessings. The concept of God's guest is also included in Greek Mythology with the story of "Linden and Sycamore", this ancient tradition of Anatolia. It is rooted in Anatolian Legend as both religious and customary motifs in Anatolian Seljuks and Ottomans, and this beautiful trait is always experienced in every region, every town and every village of Anatolia.
