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What pagan holiday is coming up? Paganism is a term used to describe a wide range of spiritual traditions that are often rooted in ancient beliefs and practices. These traditions have diverse ways of observing and celebrating their holidays, often aligning with the cycles of nature. One upcoming pagan holiday that many people around the world participate in is Samhain. Samhain, pronounced sah-win or sah-ween, is a Gaelic festival that marks the beginning of the darker half of the year. It is celebrated on October 31st or November 1st, depending on the tradition. Samhain is considered by many pagans to be a cross-quarter day, which falls between the autumn equinox and the winter solstice.

Nun on the beach

Before playing it talk to her and you get to options, choosing the first option results in the nun simply standing on the beach, however the second option results in just the nuns clothes being on the beach. Hidden sound Enter the greehouse at the start, before you get the lantern and wait for a couple of minutes and you will hear the sound of glass breaking.

Samhain is considered by many pagans to be a cross-quarter day, which falls between the autumn equinox and the winter solstice. Historically, Samhain was seen as a liminal time when the veil between the worlds of the living and the dead was believed to be thinnest. It was a time when spirits and fairies could easily move between realms, and people took precautions to protect themselves from malevolent entities.

Masger if the occylt

Hidden sound

If you wait in the classroom for a couple of minutes a sound of someone gasping will play.

Nun on the beach

On the second floor there is a nun you must play the music box too. Before playing it talk to her and you get to options, choosing the first option results in the nun simply standing on the beach, however the second option results in just the nuns clothes being on the beach.

While you get an achievement for this anyway, the master achievement didn't pop until I saw both versions

Edit: it seems that the nun will only appear on the beach after you get the other secrets.
Edit: WhiteWabbit seems to have activated this by just playing the music box and not talking to the nun, if you are having problems with getting the nun to appear then try this method.

After drinking the water and passing out, head back to the coffin to see an eye painted on the wall.

Hidden crows

When you meet the lady that reads tarot cards, fill up the lantern before going to the area infront of the house that leads to the fog.
Once you have filled up the lantern go the the house and follow the man inside, then go straight to the garden of the house to see his shadow turn into crows and fly away.

Hidden message

When you enter the room with the grammaphone, simply turn it off and on again until a message plays.

Hidden books

When you encounter the man reading in the bookstore, stand between the piles of books to the left of him and you can select 5 books on the bookself to look at, these are fairly pixel hunty so move the mouse slowly over the bookself until you find all 5.

• The Horola by Guy de Maupassant
  
• The Great God Pan by Arthur Machen
  
• The Silver Key by Howard Phillips Lovecraft
  
• The Approach to Al-Mu'tasim by Jorge Luis Borges
  
• The Black Cat by Edgar Allan Poe

Hidden sound
Enter the greehouse at the start, before you get the lantern and wait for a couple of minutes and you will hear the sound of glass breaking.

Hidden raven
If you wait in the bedroom after the window opens (don't leave the room at all) a raven will fly in a say "nevermore".

Thank you to The Ax-Man for creating this thread and causing me to go searching for the hidden secrets.

Thank you to the developers for making this wonderful game and giving clues to help me find the secrets when I was stumped.

Bonfires were lit, costumes were worn, and offerings were made to honor and appease the spirits. Today, Samhain is celebrated in a variety of ways by modern pagans and practitioners of witchcraft. It is a time to honor and connect with ancestors, to reflect on the cycle of life and death, and to embrace the darker aspects of existence. Rituals may involve divination, spellwork, and communing with the dead. In popular culture, Samhain has become synonymous with Halloween, which shares many similarities but also incorporates Christian and commercial influences. The traditions of dressing up in costumes, trick-or-treating, and carving Jack-o'-lanterns can all be traced back to the ancient origins of Samhain. While paganism is a diverse and decentralized spiritual path, Samhain remains a significant holiday for many practitioners. It serves as a reminder of the interconnectedness of life and death, the importance of honoring those who came before us, and the ever-changing cycles of nature. The upcoming celebration of Samhain invites us all to pause and reflect on the mysteries of the unseen world and our place within it..

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