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It's that time of year again! Samhain (AKA Halloween) has got to be the most fun-filled, strangely spectacular celebration of the entire year! From ghosts and ghouls to black cats and scary masks, this Celtic Pagan festival is celebrated across the world and grows in popularity with every year! But where did these fantastically quirky customs and costumes come from? Here are some modern Samhain/ Halloween customs that have their roots further back than you may think! Costumes

For many, this time of year is all about celebrations, reunions with family and friends, delicious meals, gifts and laughter. But for some, this festive season can be a source of stress, sadness and even loneliness. Maybe you are away from the people you love, maybe you feel like you have no-one to spend this time with, maybe you are spending it with people you love but find it overwhelmingly stressful or maybe you associate the festive season with trauma or loss and find you

Samhain is the Celtic Pagan festival that marks the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter. It is a time for reflection and introspection but also for connecting to those loved ones, friends and family members who have crossed over and for paying respect to our ancestors, as the veil between worlds is at its thinnest. So here are some ideas on how you can celebrate Samhain! 5 Ways to Celebrate Samhain: 1. Take a Nature Walk One way to celebrate Samhain and mark

Have you ever caught yourself having a conversation in your own head? Have you listened to those little inner versions of you that start debates or running commentaries in your mind? Most of us will experience our internal dialogue or hear our inner voices at some point. For some, it is only an occasional occurrence but for many others it can be a frequent, even daily event. Often, these inner voices are just our mind’s way of debating an issue, helping us to think and ration