Halloween Is An Occult Holiday

Today, Halloween is a truly occult holiday for many Celtic Neo-Pagans, Wicca

n witches and Satanists alike. Many who are involved in the dark arts and traffic in spiritism, view Halloween as a religious holiday and are acutely aware that it is rooted in the occult.

Halloween is meant to refer to the evening before All Holies Day, also known

as All Saints Day, a religious holiday in the Roman Catholic and many Protestant denominations of Christianity to honor Christians who have died (also called saints) and gone to heaven.

Halloween didn't start off as a pagan holiday! Meaning of the Word Halloween

The name Halloween is a blending of the words All Hallows’ and Even or E’en (referring to the evening before All Holies...

Halloween is devil’s holiday and Christians shouldn’t celebrate it, ex-S

atanist turned evangelist says

So, yes, Satanists do celebrate Halloween as one of their holidays. However,

this is a very recent adoption. Halloween was celebrated long before Satanists had anything to do with it. Therefore, historically Halloween is not Satanic.

“Halloween has been imposed by an esoteric- satanic culture which induces

the community to perform rituals of witchcraft, spiritualism and satanism which can even lead to ritual sacrifices and violence.

Centuries after the apostles’ deaths, Orthodox Christendom appropriated Ha

lloween as one of its official holidays, and Halloween’s observance has been accepted as “Christian” ever since. However, it is anything but Christian! In fact, the custom originated in the ancient pagan world and was celebrated centuries before the New Testament ...

Samhain, (aka All Hallows Eve, aka Halloween), is a three day fire festival

in which sacrifices were given to fires for the sun god. Samhain is a festival for the dead, as Beltaine is a festival for the living. There are a slew of traditions that occur during this festival of Samhain from Oct 29-31 st, with the culmination on Halloween night.

"Halloween is often associated with the pagan concept of Samhain, the festiv

al where ancient pagans believed that the worlds of the living and dead would have been thinly divided," he writes on ...

The claim is that the Druids used Halloween as a pagan holiday to gather at

the stonehenges of Europe. They would bring gourds and pumpkins (originally called ‘Corpse Candles’ or now commonly known as Jack-O-Lanterns) and fill them with human fat, taken from previous sacrifices given to gods.

Millions of people will be celebrating Halloween on Saturday, October 31, in

cluding many Christians. In fact, Halloween is the second-largest commercial holiday in America, typically grossing $8 ...

Should Halloween be celebrated by Christians? This video exposes the origin

of Halloween, which includes Satanic ritual abuse and human sacrifices.

According to historian Nicholas Rogers, author of Halloween: From Pagan Ritu

al to Party Night, Samhain was a “time of stock-taking and perhaps sacrifice” — including probably animal sacrifice —...

All Hallows Eve and Halloween Night: blood and sexual: sexual climax, associ

ation with the demons, animal and/or human sacrifice: any age (male or female and/or animal) Nov 1: Satanist High (Holy Day related to Halloween) blood: human sacrifice: any age (male or female) Nov 4: Satanic Revels: sexual: oral, anal, vaginal: 7-17 (female) Dec 22 ...

[“America’s Occult Holidays”, p. 20] This is the true origin of “Tri

ck-or-Treat” and the Jack-O-Lantern. Do you really want to take your kids “Trick-or-Treating”? Forbidden Practices Specially Associated With Halloween. God lists Satanic practices that He absolutely forbids, on the pain of death!

The most straightforward answer is that Halloween is "secular." People who c

elebrate this day in a religious context generally do not call it Halloween. Also, the common practices associated with Halloween such as costuming and giving of treats are secular celebrations. Jack-o-lanterns themselves came to us through folklore.

American televangelist Pat Robinson once claimed children who celebrate Hall

oween were unknowingly “ worshipping Satan ”. Despite the absurdity that a child dressing up as a witch is devil worship,...

Renounce Curses Blood Oaths and Satan The highest ritual holiday is the memb

er’s birthday. It usually involves the member or a victim of the member’s choice and someone in authority, usually the coven’s leader. The first and third of every month.

Satanists consider Halloween to be one of the most important "holidays" of t

he year. On page 96 of the Satanic Bible, Anton LaVey wrote the following: "After one's own birthday, the two major Satanic holidays are Walpurgisnacht (May 1st) and Halloween."

Not according to my church. It’s “the eve of All Hallows”, and as such

, is an Episcopalian holy day. The reason for its spooky reputation comes from Medieval logic and Christian tradition: since the first of November was dedicated to All Saints (t...

Halloween Is A Recognized Occult Holiday. Ye cannot drink the cup of the Lor

d, and the cup of devils: ye cannot be partakers of the Lord's table, and of the table of devils. 1 Corinthians 10:21 Halloween is a religious day but not a Christian day. Satanists, witches and other occultists will go to court for their right to perform their demonic ...

To some degree, our modern Halloween is an Irish holiday with early origins

in the Celtic winter festival. Interestingly, in American culture, the rise in popularity of Halloween also coincides roughly with the national rise in spiritism that began in 1848.

In an essay about Halloween, Magistra Blanche Barton said this of the dark h

oliday: “Halloween is traditionally a time when the obscure portal into the realms of darkness, death and the supernatural is thrown open.” Satanists should celebrate Halloween and appreciate the the magical benefits that this holiday offers.

["America's Occult Holidays", p. 20] This is the true origin of "Trick-or-Tr

eat" and the Jack-O-Lantern. Do you really want to take your kids "Trick-or-Treating"? Forbidden Practices Specially Associated With Halloween. God lists Satanic practices that He absolutely forbids, on the pain of death!

The devil is too stupid to understand that Jesus is the Lord of the Harvest

365 days a year. But we cannot be ignorant of the devices of the enemy. When we pray, we bind the powers of the strong men that people involved in the occult worship. Halloween is much more than a holiday filled with fun and tricks or treats.

So, after prayerful investigation of what the Bible has to say, here are 3 r

easons why I believe Halloween is not Satan’s birthday and never will be.. 1. God created Satan before our calendar ...

This show served as an infomercial for his "Horrors of Halloween" package.

Halloween or Hallowe'en (a contraction of "All Hallows' evening"), also know

n as Allhalloween, All Hallows' Eve, or All Saints' Eve, is a celebration observed in many countries on 31 October, the eve of the Western Christian feast of All Hallows' Day.It begins the observance of Allhallowtide, the time in the liturgical year dedicated to remembering the dead, including saints (hallows), martyrs ...

HALLOWEEN – OCTOBER 31. Halloween is consistently described as evil, demon

ic, and satanic by those steeped in religious dogma. Costumes, candy, and facing fears are to be embraced. Representation: Holiday to celebrate indulgence, darkness, and being spooky. Historical Context: A festival marking the beginning of winter in Gaelic Ireland. In ...

Halloween didn't become an American holiday until the immigration of the wor

king classes from the British Isles in the late nineteenth century. The mischievous aspects of the holiday attracted many American young people, who borrowed or adapted many customs without reference to their pagan origins.

People around the globe prepare to don fancy costumes today, October 31, as

they gear up for Halloween celebrations. However, the holiday has its roots in evil, and the leader of the Satanic church...

The pagan part of it actually dates back to an earlier time before there wer

e Christians on earth and since Halloween does land on their date and not the date when the Christians remembered the saints, it really is a very tainted ‘holiday’ at best.

I like to say that Halloween is the only truly pagan holiday still celebrate

d on a large scale without much Christian influence. That isn’t entirely true, but unlike Christmas and Easter, Halloween is usually recognized as a secular holiday, even ...

It is also celebrated by non-Pagans who call this festival Halloween. Samhai

n has been celebrated in Britain for centuries and has its origin in Pagan Celtic traditions. It was the time of year ...

Halloween is a purely pagan, occult holiday. The symbols of Halloween that a

re used today still portray the true meaning of the day. Whether you are carving a pumpkin, bobbing for apples, and/or trick or treating, thinking about Jesus while you are doing it does not change the historical fact and meaning, nor justifies it as honoring God no ...

Halloween didn’t become an American holiday until the immigration of the w

orking classes from the British Isles in the late nineteenth century. The mischievous aspects of the holiday attracted many American young people, who borrowed or adapted many customs without reference to their pagan origins.

Holidays. In The Satanic Bible, LaVey writes that "after one's own birthday,

the two major Satanic holidays are Walpurgisnacht and Halloween." Other holidays celebrated by members include the two solstices, the two equinoxes, and Yule. Symbolism

Halloween was formerly also sometimes called All Saints' Eve. The holiday wa

s a day of religious festivities in various northern European pagan traditions, until it was appropriated by Christian missionaries (along with Christmas and Easter, two other traditional northern European pagan holidays) and given a Christian reinterpretation.

Halloween began as Samhain (pronounced Sow-in), one of the four main pagan h

olidays celebrated by the Celtics, who lived in areas of Ireland, northern England, and France before Romans conquered the region in the first century CE. Samhain marked the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter or the “darker half” of the year. Similar to modern Halloween, Celtic pagans dressed up ...

A traditional reference for Satanic Holidays can be found in the Satanic Bib

le, where LaVey describes seven different Satanic Holidays or celebrations throughout the year, three of them being major Holidays or events for Satanists. These three major holidays for Satanists are the birthday, Walpurgisnacht and Halloween.

It has been suggested that for a Christian to be asked to celebrate Hallowee

n is like asking a Holocaust survivor to celebrate Hitler's birthday! It is also a dangerous time for some, since many of the seemingly "harmless" involvements associated with Halloween can also be "entries" for the occult, and can prove very tragic for the unwary.

During the Roman Empire (after Constantine when all of Rome was Christian) T

heodosius banned all pagan practices and holidays. To replace them came Christmas, Easter, And Halloween. As someone else said: Christmas was Yule a time to celebrate the end of darkness and a turn towards spring. Its held on the Solstice each year.

Proponents of the pagan origins of Halloween will tell you that originally t

he holiday was Samhain, an “ancient” Celtic holiday linked to the harvest. Samhain is also a lunar holiday, meaning ...

The Pagan Book of Halloween, p. 32). . . the jack-o’-lantern is generally

presented in its traditional form as a festive euphemism for the death’s-head, the triangular nose hole and rictus grin being the "dead" giveaways. (Skal, David J. Death Makes a Holiday: The Cultural History of Halloween, p. 38)

Halloween is celebrated by children in the United States. This issue is beco

ming debatable inside of Christian circles because of the rise of the occult in America. Witchcraft-Satanism revivals and their obvious tie with pagan holiday causes Christians to question if the church should participate in Halloween.

Halloween may be a secular affair today, dominated by candy, costumes and tr

ick-or-treating, but the holiday is rooted in an annual Celtic pagan festival called Samhain (pronounced "SAH- wane ...

Halloween is the Number 1 season for selling humorous greeting cards. In Nor

th America, some 25 million cards are sold annually. (Peter Smith, “By the Numbers,” The Toronto Star, 2002-OCT-27.) Halloween is the third-largest party occasion next to Christmas and New Year’s Eve.

The history of Halloween: Now a night of frolic for children, this holiday i

s actually a mashup of old rituals remembering the dead and celebrating the spirit world.