Here are some Affirmations that can be used during this Samhain/Halloween season.
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Samhain Affirmations
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Wishing you all a magickal and safe Samhain!
Foods of samhain
animals of samhain
oils of samhain
⚠️Please before using, mixing, blending, burning, or working with these herbs, flowers and oils understand what they can do to your body and those with sensitivities (such as your pets). Some of these items can be toxic in some forms such as The Lily of the Vally. Use caution and knowledge before working with any correspondence item.⚠️
*Some of this information was found in Llewellyn’s Sabbat Essentials Samhain*
herbs for samhain
⚠️Please before using, mixing, blending, burning, or working with these herbs, flowers and oils understand what they can do to your body and those with sensitivities (such as your pets). Some of these items can be toxic in some forms such as The Lily of the Vally. Use caution and knowledge before working with any correspondence item.⚠️
*Some of this information was found in Llewellyn’s Sabbat Essentials Samhain and Llewellyn’s complete book of correspondences by Sandra Kynes*
Crystals for samhain
The samhain altar
The Samhain Altar:
The Altar decorations that are suggested for Samhain would be items like: Acorns, Apples, Balefires, Besom, Black Cats, Cauldron, Deity figures of the Goddess in her Crone phase, Dried Flowers, Grains, Harvest foods, Hazel Nuts, Indian Corn, Jack-o’-lanterns, Masks, the Moon, Pendulum, Photographs of your loved ones who have passed on, Pumpkins, Runes, Scrying Mirror, Spirit Boards, Tarot Cards, Turnips
Colors: Black, Brown, Gold, Orange, Yellow, Red, Silver, White
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Deities of samhain
Samhain
Samhain is the time for us to release the spirits of those who have died during the previous year and for us to honor our ancestors.
Samhain is not a scary time, like some religions or media would like people to believe. This is a time when the veil is thin and we can spend time with the spirits of those we loved. A time when we say good-bye to those who have left this physical plane. Though this is not a time of sadness, but a way to celebrate with the Dead.
Samhain also celebrates endings, and as such death. It honors the transition from light to dark. The growing time is over for this turn of the Wheel and the Earth begins it’s slumber.
Samhain is celebrated during October 31st – November 1st
Some other names this Sabbat is known by: Allantide, Calan Gaef, Calan Gwaf, Feast of Mongfind, Gealach a Ruadhain, Kala-Goanv, Nos Calan, Coef, Nos CalanGaef, Nos Cyn Calan Gaual, Nos Galan Gaeof, Oidche Shamhna, Oie Houney, Samhainn, Samhuinn, Samhtheine, Sauin, Third Harvest, Trinouxtion Samonii
Holidays/Traditions occurring during Samhain in the NH (Northern Hemisphere): All-Holland Day, All Saints’ Day, All Souls’ Day, Autumn Dziady, Boedromion, Day of the Faithful Dead, Dia de los Muertos, Diwali, Festival of Hacate, Hallowmas, Martinmas, Shadowfest, Triduum of Allhallows, Winter Finding
*Some of this information was found in Llewellyn’s Sabbat Essentials Samhain*