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SAMHAIN
SAMHAIN is The Great Sabbat. Also known as All Hallow's Eve, Halloween, Hallowstide, and the Feast of the Dead.
On our current calendar it is celebrated October 31st. Samhain is the official beginning of the witch's year, the most sacred of holy days. Traditional witches celebrate Samhain on the Full Moon closest to October 31st.
Samhain is a night generally thought to be both magickal and dangerous; to be approached with the reverence that a time of supernatural wonders deserves.
Jack-o-Lanterns, (originally gourds rather than pumpkins), were very likely used as a tool to allow travel without mischievous interference from spirits or faeries along with their present use; by entrances as spells of protection.
All traditional Halloween customs -- bobbing for apples, dressing in costume, trick or treat and ghost stories have their roots in the Old Ways.
On our current calendar it is celebrated October 31st. Samhain is the official beginning of the witch's year, the most sacred of holy days. Traditional witches celebrate Samhain on the Full Moon closest to October 31st.
Samhain is a night generally thought to be both magickal and dangerous; to be approached with the reverence that a time of supernatural wonders deserves.
Jack-o-Lanterns, (originally gourds rather than pumpkins), were very likely used as a tool to allow travel without mischievous interference from spirits or faeries along with their present use; by entrances as spells of protection.
All traditional Halloween customs -- bobbing for apples, dressing in costume, trick or treat and ghost stories have their roots in the Old Ways.
