Wiccan & Pagan

Many Neo-Pagans incorporate worship or honoring of the Ancestors into their practice--Asa Tru, for instance, and those who work to re-create the pre-Christian Roman religion, just to name a...

Samhain(pronounced “Sow-en Sow-een/Sow-ain”) is one of the great Sabbats of the year. Traditionally celebrated on October 31st, but due to the equinoxes, is commonly celebrated on Nov 5th. It...

Samhain (pronounced sow’-en) is held on Oct. 31st and is more commonly known as Halloween. It is a very important date as it represents a time to honor our ancestors, the end of the harvest season...

Samhain is a special holiday on the Wiccan wheel of the year. It is a harvest festival, and a time to give thanks for the Earth’s bounty. It is a time to honor ancestors and those who have...

How to celebrate the Pagan holiday of Samhain, which is on Halloween. And you don't even have to be Pagan! Samhain is night we honor those who have passed before us, like Day of the Dead, but...

Although you're probably familiar with the pagan holiday Samhain already, you may know it by its more common modern name, Halloween. Samhain is usually considered to actually occur on November 1,...

Samhain, pronounced like “sow when,” is a sabbat, or major holiday celebrated in modern Paganism on October 31. It is often called the “Pagan New Year.” Much like its secular partner, Halloween,...

Halloween, or Samhain as it is traditionally called, is one of the commonly celebrated holidays in the Wiccan religion. While it has been adapted into the child-friendly holiday of Halloween that...

A Sabbat is one of the eight major festivals or celebrations of the Wicca religion. The minor Sabbats coincide with the equinoxes and solstices and are celebrated between the 20th and the 23rd of...

Samhain marks the end of the Pagan Wheel of the Year. Celebrated on Halloween night, usually at midnight, it's not about performing evil magic or costume parties. The Samhain ritual is a time to...