The next pagan holiday falls on October 31st and is called Samhain. At Samhain, pagans celebrate the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter. It is believed to be a time when the veil between the physical and spiritual worlds is thin, allowing for communication with the deceased. **Samhain is often associated with Halloween and observed by practicing various rituals and traditions, such as lighting bonfires, wearing costumes, and honoring ancestors.** This ancient celebration has roots in Celtic and other pagan traditions and continues to be observed by modern pagans around the world..
If you only get one thing out of this article, I hope you understand each Pagan holiday is a time to slow down and be present. Every holiday symbolizes the changing of seasons, representing an important time of transition.
Please note that I make every effort to ensure this information is correct and accurate through my own experiences and referencing sources throughout AND at the bottom of this article. for if there is one point on which all religious historians agree, after many useless quarels, it is the obvious fact that Christianity was not invented on its own in the West and that it was not constructed out of whole cloth.
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