Now is the time for being thankful for what nature has brought to you, for the fortune that may have come to you this year, for what you have yet to do and for what you need to improve on in the year to come.
Samhain is also the Day of the Dead, when you remember those that have passed away. Taking a walk outside is a brilliant way of clearing your head and fully appreciating the Season.
There are other ways to celebrate Samhain depending on your culture, beliefs and even time you have available to you.
- Put together a party and invite your closest friends and family, make or buy a banquet of little foods.
- Pumpkin Carving is my personal favourite, then use the insides for a homemade soup or pumpkin pie.
- Get busy in the kitchen and do some baking.
- Put together a Samhain alter and make an offering to your chosen Deity.
- Relax at home with your family and have a quiet dinner, make time for your family and have a Halloween themed movie night.
- Go for a walk and collect some fallen leaves to go on your Samhain Alter.
- Get creative and decorate your home
- Work on your Book of Shadows
Those are only a few ideas, there are millions of things you could do on Samhain. I hope everyone enjoys their day! Thankyou for reading!
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