Pagan October Celebrations October is a month filled with various Pagan celebrations that have been observed for centuries. These celebrations are deeply rooted in ancient traditions and are still practiced today by Pagans and Wiccans around the world. While many people associate October with Halloween, there are other significant Pagan celebrations that take place during this month as well. One of the most well-known Pagan celebrations in October is Samhain, which marks the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter. Samhain is a time when Pagans believe the veil between the physical and spiritual worlds is thinnest, allowing for increased communication with ancestors and spirits. It is a time for reflection, honoring the dead, and preparing for the colder months ahead.
Length . Leg length: from the hip bone to the heel
It is a time for reflection, honoring the dead, and preparing for the colder months ahead. Another important Pagan celebration in October is Mabon, also known as the Autumn Equinox. Mabon is a time of balance and gratitude, where Pagans give thanks for the abundance of the harvest season and prepare for the coming winter.
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This option is ideal for men's pants, men's shirts and men's jackets . In women's clothing , you can find out the lengths of trousers and skirts here very well . For tops and the waist size, we need your body measurements as described below in method 2, as many of our clothing has a stretch.
| Shirts | Long sleeves | Jackets | Pants | Skirts |
2. You measure your body size
For this you need a tape measure and of course the best thing would be if someone would help you take your measurements. When taking measurements, it is important that you stand there with a nicely erect body. That means no casual kink, hunched back or on one leg in the crooked crane position;)
We always ask you for different measurements of our clothes. You can see where you have to measure in the pictures. So we can find out the perfect size for you and adjust it to your body if necessary.
Explanation of symbols for the women's sizes
on our drawing you can see which parts of the body you can use the measuring tape if we ask you about it
Head . head circumference
arm . arm length: from the collarbone to the middle of the back of the hand
chest . chest circumference
waist . waist circumference
hips . hip circumference: is measured at the hip bones
pelvis . pelvis circumference : is the widest point your body . the middle of your butt
length . leg length: from hipbone to heel
Explanation of symbols for the men's sizes
on our drawing you can see which parts of the body you can use the tape measure when we ask you about it
Head . Head circumference
Chest . Chest circumference
Hip . Hip circumference: is measured at the hip bones
Arm . Clavicle to the middle of the back of the hand
Length . Leg length: from the hip bone to the heel
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Sizing
Size Chart Women
Size Chart Men
There are 2 ways to find out your size:
1. You measure a piece of clothing from you for us
Place an item of clothing that fits you perfectly on the floor and measure the required dimensions (see table of images below)
This option is ideal for men's pants, men's shirts and men's jackets . In women's clothing , you can find out the lengths of trousers and skirts here very well . For tops and the waist size, we need your body measurements as described below in method 2, as many of our clothing has a stretch.
| Shirts | Long sleeves | Jackets | Pants | Skirts |
2. You measure your body size
For this you need a tape measure and of course the best thing would be if someone would help you take your measurements. When taking measurements, it is important that you stand there with a nicely erect body. That means no casual kink, hunched back or on one leg in the crooked crane position;)
We always ask you for different measurements of our clothes. You can see where you have to measure in the pictures. So we can find out the perfect size for you and adjust it to your body if necessary.
Explanation of symbols for the women's sizes
on our drawing you can see which parts of the body you can use the measuring tape if we ask you about it
Head . head circumference
arm . arm length: from the collarbone to the middle of the back of the hand
chest . chest circumference
waist . waist circumference
hips . hip circumference: is measured at the hip bones
pelvis . pelvis circumference : is the widest point your body . the middle of your butt
length . leg length: from hipbone to heel
Explanation of symbols for the men's sizes
on our drawing you can see which parts of the body you can use the tape measure when we ask you about it
Head . Head circumference
Chest . Chest circumference
Hip . Hip circumference: is measured at the hip bones
Arm . Clavicle to the middle of the back of the hand
Length . Leg length: from the hip bone to the heel
Arm . Clavicle to the middle of the back of the hand
This celebration focuses on embracing the changing seasons and finding harmony within oneself. While these celebrations may seem unfamiliar to some, they carry significant meaning for those who practice Paganism. They provide an opportunity to connect with nature, honor ancient traditions, and celebrate the cycles of life and death. It is important to note that these Pagan celebrations have been commercialized and adapted into mainstream culture, particularly with the popularity of Halloween. While Halloween has its roots in Samhain, it has evolved into a more secular and commercial holiday over time. In conclusion, October is a month filled with Pagan celebrations that have a rich history and deep spiritual significance. Samhain and Mabon are just two examples of the many traditions observed during this month. These celebrations offer a chance to connect with nature, honor the past, and embrace the changes of the season. Whether one practices Paganism or not, these celebrations provide an opportunity for reflection, gratitude, and celebration..
Reviews for "Pagan Harvest Festivals"
1. Karen - 2/5 - I did not enjoy the pagan October celebrations at all. I found the whole concept to be bizarre and offensive. The rituals and symbols used during the celebrations felt outdated and out of touch with modern society. I couldn't connect with the purpose of these events and felt like an outsider in my own community. The lack of inclusivity and the focus on ancient traditions made me feel uncomfortable. Overall, it was not an enjoyable experience for me.
2. Michael - 1/5 - I have to say, I was extremely disappointed with the pagan October celebrations. The whole thing felt like a show put on for tourists rather than a genuine expression of faith or culture. The celebrations lacked depth and meaning, and the participants seemed more interested in taking Instagram photos rather than connecting with the spiritual aspect of the event. It felt like a shallow display of pseudo-spirituality. I was left feeling unsatisfied and unimpressed by the whole experience.
3. Sarah - 2/5 - I have always been open-minded and respectful towards different religious practices, but the pagan October celebrations left me feeling confused and alienated. The rituals and ceremonies seemed strange and disconnected from reality. I struggled to understand the significance behind the various symbols and traditions. The lack of explanation or guidance made it difficult for me to fully engage or appreciate the celebrations. I left the event feeling bewildered and unsatisfied, unable to make sense of what I had witnessed.
4. Christopher - 1/5 - As someone who prefers more organized and structured events, the pagan October celebrations were a chaotic mess. There was a complete lack of coordination and participants seemed to be making things up as they went along. It felt like a disorganized gathering rather than a well-planned celebration. The lack of clarity and structure made it difficult for me to comprehend the purpose or meaning behind the rituals. I left the event feeling frustrated and disappointed by the lack of organization and coherence.