HALLOWEEN

On this night, the druids, who were the Celts' priests, made predictions, which were very important because the Celts used them as a guide during the dark months of winter. To pleased the spirits, people hung big turnips with candles at the entrance of their houses as food and light offerings. Currently Halloween is celebrated as a spooky night when masquerading children go around trick or treating to get sweets without being aware of the ancient Celtic gods invoked by the druids centuries ago.

 

THE DAY SPIRITS COME BACK

Halloween was  an ancient festival celebrated by the Celtas 2000 years ago in Ireland, The United Kingdom and northern FranceThe celebration was held on their new year day, the 1st November.This day marked the end of the summer and the harvest, and the beginning of dark times. It was believed on their new year´s eve the ghosts of the dead came back to earth to damage crops if they haven`t been harvested, destroy houses and cause trouble to the living.

A FAIRY TALE. CINDERELLA.