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Almost everyone knows that Tuesday, October 31st 2017 is Halloween. However, for us pagan folk, it is also Samhain. What does this mean, and what are some ways to celebrate it? I'm so glad you asked! What does "Samhain" mean? Here's a blurb from Celebrating Samhain by Selena Fox Samhain is a festival of the... Continue Reading →
[Originally featured on SheKnows, October 19th, 2015, but I've created a new infographic, included at the bottom of this post.] How to honor life, death and rebirth this Halloween Happy New Year! No, I’m not confused. For witches like me, Halloween — also known as the Sabbat of Samhain — is the beginning of the... Continue Reading →
Happy Halloween! I wrote a post last year, complete with throwback pictures, about my love for this magical time of year. As I mentioned a couple weeks ago, I also had a post called, 5 Witchy ways to celebrate Halloween" published on the SheKnows site. For today, I'm going with a simple graphic I created,... Continue Reading →
Last month, for Mabon, I talked about spending this year coming up with my own, simple rituals for every spoke on the Wheel of the Year. However, given my current circumstances (on crutches), I've had to come up with something slightly different for a Samhain ritual. I luckily had access (thanks to my eldest helping... Continue Reading →
Last year, not only did I do a regular blog post about Samhain, I also had one called, "5 Witchy ways to celebrate Halloween" published on the SheKnows site. For Samhain 2016, I plan to put together another simple ritual like I did for Mabon. I'll have that posted for next week's Witchy Wednesday -... Continue Reading →
It's almost here! Samhain, the most magical and witchy day of the Wheel of the Year arrives on October 31st. Yes, the same day as Halloween (which I'll talk about for this Friday's Fandom post), but for witches and many pagans, this is the end of the old year, and the beginning of the new.... Continue Reading →
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