From clairvoyant readings to spooky Halloween parties.

Contrary to what some people may think, trick or treating Halloween is not just for kids! October 31 is the annual event of the year when adults can dress up outrageously and get all spooky.

For your apples for dunking and purchased toffee apples, take them in your hands and visualise pink light flowing into them as you say: “Charmed are these Candy Treats” Good Fortune to all those they meet. Visualise them glowing with pink light and bringing love and joy to all those that taste them. For spells to work, there must be a purpose of intent and with the spoken word with an honest heart this purpose becomes energy in it’s purest form and sends a message of hope and love to it’s receiver. This really works! Halloween is a time to remember that for the Witches of the Past and Present, it is their actual New Year, so just like our New Year we sit and reflect on the past 12 months and decide what we wish to keep in our lives and what to remove from our lives. 

Find your Perfect Halloween Costume

Halloween is a magical time that is perfect for allowing the inner goddess to shine. Traditional customs date back to the early Middle Ages, when witches and witchcraft were evident and pagans celebrated the change of the seasons by honouring the wise Crone during the festival of Samhain (pronounced sow’en). Whilst you don’t have to celebrate the day before All Hallows Day (otherwise known as All Saints Day) in true authentic style, a little dressing up gets you into the spirit of the occasion and makes October 31st an annual celebration to look forward to. 

Halloween is a time for dressing up and asking strangers for sweet treats. The popular annual celebration takes place on October 31st and is thought to have originated over 2000 years ago, when Celts wore costumes and lit bonfires to mark the passing of summer and to ward off roaming spirits during the festival of Samhain. Celts believed that on the night before the New Year (November 1st) the boundary between the worlds of the living and dead became indistinct. Over time the way in which Halloween is celebrated evolved, and today it is very much a child-friendly event. There are however many unusual, strange and spooky ways in which this annual event has been celebrated in the past.

Halloween is more than just costumes and candy. It holds a deep spiritual significance that dates back centuries. This ancient celebration marks the time when the veil between our world and the spirit realm is at its thinnest. It’s a unique opportunity for us to connect with those who have passed on.

Halloween, a festivity shrouded in mystery, traces its roots back to ancient Celtic traditions. The Celts, a group of tribal societies in ancient Britain and Ireland, celebrated a festival called Samhain (pronounced ‘sow-in’). This festival, held on the eve of winter, was a mystical time where the veil between the living and the dead was believed to thin. The eerie allure of this age-old tradition continues to captivate us, setting the stage for what we now know as Halloween.