Wheel of the seasons.
A change and of a new.
Samhain, Halloween, Ancestors and Harvest.
Fairy mischiefs and stories a told.
Crystals, scrying, runes and tarot’s
Pumpkins and Bonfires.
Cauldron of fire a child of promise.
The Sun God. The Mourning.
Time of Magick and Honor.
The Crone. The Moon Goddess.
Samhain chaos and otherworld.
A New Order. A New Creation.
A New Year. Blessed be.
Nishante Divinelove
Samhain~Halloween Customs and Practices III What about those horrible Witches everywhere and the annoying Trick or Treaters? This is the time of year that the Scots believed that the Cailleach, the Hag, arises from stone to walk the Earth. She actually had a blue-gray or almost black face. She is an important supernatural being in […]
Samhain~Halloween Customs and Practices — ravenhawks’ magazine Magick for Mind Body and Soul
Samhain~Halloween Customs and Practices II This was when cattle and sheep were brought in from summer pasture, all but breeding stock being killed for winter food and making fewer mouths to feed. The last fruit was picked, except that which would be left for the Sidhe, grain was gathered and processed for fodder, flour, and […]
Samhain~Halloween Customs and Practices — ravenhawks’ magazine Magick for Mind Body and Soul
Get stuck energy moving, cleanse your aura, and fine tune the vibration of your home on this Halloween full moon. We all know that 2020 has given us …
3 Purification Rituals for the Samhain Full Moon — Tess Whitehurst
Samhain is pronounced sowen, soween, saw-win, saw-vane or sahven, but not sam-hayne. Other names for Samhain include Samhuin, Samain, Saman, Oidhche Shamhna, Hallowe’en, Halloween, Hallows, Hallowtide, Shadow Fest, Allantide, Third Harvest, Harvest Home, Geimredh, Day of the Dead (Feile na Marbh), Feast of the Dead, Spirit Night, Candle Night, November Eve, Nutcrack Night, Ancestor Night […]
Samhain~Halloween — ravenhawks’ magazine
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