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Category Archives: Halloween Folklore
Hoo Hoo – Owls and Superstitions, Thats Who
Superstitions surrounding owls have a long and ancient history. These nocturnal creatures often appear in horror mystery films, have been associated with dark, haunting night themes, and grace our Halloween décor each fall. Their wide staring eyes give them a … Continue reading
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Halloween: The Origins of Celtic Samhain
Many people associate Halloween with pagan rituals. But the truth is that it’s not pagan. Some historians from the West would say this is true, and that Halloween came from All Hallow Even, the day before All Saint’s Day. All Saint’s Day usually happens on the first day of November. Continue reading
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Why We Celebrate Halloween
What does Halloween represent? better known as the eve of All Saints’ Day. Halloween in Western countries is about ghosts, ghouls, goblins, and the supernatural. In Britain, Halloween is associated with children playing ‘Trick or Treat’ a game where children … Continue reading
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