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The loss of understanding of seasonal festivities to commercialism is sad and depressing. If we lose our understanding of the seasons and the great turning of the wheel of the year, we lose our sense of the natural world in which we live.
So tomorrow, we will be celebrating Beltane, with fire, candles and champagne cocktails and a house warming - we will celebrate the god and goddess's great marriage, welcoming new growth, fertility, love and light into our house and our lives.
Why not do the same?
How wonderful to land on your blog after an evening of discussing 'Hollow-ween' with the Grandies and their Mum.
ReplyDeleteHalloween just curdles my custard!
By the way, love your blog. Thanks
Oh - this is rather nice. I'm a bit late to the party, but we did the same, with some candles, a bottle of horribly hippie cowslip wine and the first log fire of the year. And damned nice it was too - we're lucky enough to live in a quiet spot that doesn't attract obnoxious teens begging sweeties.
ReplyDeleteSounds perfect for Samhain, even the horrible cowslip wine.
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