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31 OCTOBER: SAMHAIN Samhain (from the old irish "Samain" and the gaelic "Samhuinn") is the last sabbath or sun celebration of the pagan calendar based on the "celtic year". Samhain means "Summer End" and for old celtic people it was the third and last celebration of the harvest, which marked to the end of the summer and the beginning of the winter (dark or shady period, the first of two halves in which celtic people divided the year). Samhain also indicates the beginning of the month "Samonios" (identified with November), which initiated the dark period of the year (it is thought that celtic people divided the year in two halves, the dark,

We celebrate Mabon (in the North hemisphere) or Ostara (if we live in the South hemisphere). Mabon/ Autumn Equinox During the Autumn Equinox Mabon is celebrated. This celebración of celtic origins also receives the name of “Winter Fidding” , “Alban Elfed“, “Last Harvest” and “Birth of the Winter“. Mabón is the the Welsh God of fertility and in his festivity we celebrate the force of the Renaissance and the Creation of the Mother Earth. The Autumn Equinox makes that night and day during the same time and is time to mull over the imminent dark that completes the natural cycle that the pagani