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All hallows eve is of occult origin. The practices of Halloween mostly come from Celtic paganism in the British Isles, and their feast of Samhain, the new year. They believed it was the time when ghosts and spirits came out to haunt, and the Celts would appease the spirits by giving them treats.
Semiramis claimed our natural world seemed to show people
obvious parallels to Nimrod’s “rebirth” - such as how sunlight begins to be
longer upon the earth, fertility increased in animals, plants would begin to
bloom, etc. If one noticed, this whole time of “renewal” or
“retransformation” – on both natural and supernatural levels – were to be
accredited to the power of the sun (the physical sun, as well as the
supernatural sun-god). These both seemed to be the source of life and heat
in both of our worlds.
Now, at the time of Halloween, there’s a different side to the story - the
"back end" of it, if you will. Now, pagans would celebrate the opposite
conditions of both worlds, here: not the beginning of life, but the beginning
of death. As one might guess, the time period of Halloween was to be set
around the time of year when daylight – or the sun’s contribution to our
natural world - would noticeably become less and less. Plants and animals
would seem to be considered “dying,” in ways - preparing to face the
upcoming cold and darkness of winter.
The Babylonian Connection to Halloween
Semiramis claimed our natural world seemed to show people
obvious parallels to Nimrod’s “rebirth” - such as how sunlight begins to be
longer upon the earth, fertility increased in animals, plants would begin to
bloom, etc. If one noticed, this whole time of “renewal” or
“retransformation” – on both natural and supernatural levels – were to be
accredited to the power of the sun (the physical sun, as well as the
supernatural sun-god). These both seemed to be the source of life and heat
in both of our worlds.
Now, at the time of Halloween, there’s a different side to the story - the
"back end" of it, if you will. Now, pagans would celebrate the opposite
conditions of both worlds, here: not the beginning of life, but the beginning
of death. As one might guess, the time period of Halloween was to be set
around the time of year when daylight – or the sun’s contribution to our
natural world - would noticeably become less and less. Plants and animals
would seem to be considered “dying,” in ways - preparing to face the
upcoming cold and darkness of winter.
The Babylonian Connection to Halloween
And not so long ago (100 years), pink was for men, blue for girls, and little boys wore dresses to have their pictures taken.
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Viva la pants/trousers!!!