Samhain marks the Celtic New Year, the end of summer and the end of the harvest. Many believe it is the time when the veil between the living in Earthly bodies and those returned to consciousness is at its thinnest. Allowing more to experience those in spirit. Traditionally bonfires were lit on October 31 and costumes were worn to ward off ghosts.
Today it is also celebrated as Halloween especially for children to get dressed in a costume and go around the neighbourhood collecting candy with trick or treating. The pandemic saw this stop but this year, 2022 many will go back to this celebration.
So whether you celebrate Samhain, Halloween or both I hope you enjoy yourself and do not eat to much candy. LOL...Also pay tribute to those that have transitioned. I love you!