Samhain is a festival of the Dead. Meaning "Summer's End". People would bury apples along the road and the paths for those that were lost and had no one else. On the night of magic and chaos turnips were to be made to look like protective spirits once they were hollowed out. On Samhain some would open a western-facing door or window and put a candle by it. In this time we …show more content…
Halloween and Samhain are not the same like most would want to believe even thoug they are at the same time of year. Samhain is a festival of your year and the loved ones that past and Halloween was made up so people could dress up and scare others. If you look to most of the stories that was told it would say that Halloween got it's origins from the ancient celts and it was based on "Feast of Samhain" but one writer in the 18th century stated that halloween was named after "the god of the dead" Many religious traditional who are againgst Halloween,Druidism,Wicca and other neopagan religions that have belived this without the proper research of what was being said and believed it to be valid. But as of today's wicca goes it is believed that their God dies and is reborn and this is how Samhain is not the God of