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Allantide is celebrated every year on October 31. Allantide is also known as Kalan Gwav or also known as Nos Kalan Gwav or also known as Dy’ Halan Gwav. Until Christianity forced yet another holiday to become a Christian holiday and it became known as Saint Allan’s Day or also known as the Feast of …
Halloween is celebrated every year on October 31. Sadly, we must start this story with the elimination of some misconceptions. In contrary to belief Halloween is not an original American holiday. Halloween is not even merely a copy of . Halloween has no roots in Christianity. Halloween has no roots in satanism either. Which is …
Day of the Dead is celebrated each year from October 31 to November 2. Day of the Dead or Día de los Muertos is a lot like Halloween. But it’s 3 days instead of 1! This holiday, just like Halloween, originates form several holidays mixed into one. The place that we now know as Mexico …
Celebrated every year on November 23. Labor Thanksgiving Day is the modern name of the harvest festival . Japan is one of the majority of countries that celebrates Thanksgiving as a harvest festival. Labor Thanksgiving Day is a day to thank for the harvest and for the labor done and to pray for another fruitful …
Hop-tu-Naa is a Celtic festival that is celebrated every year on October 31. Hop-tu-Naa is how people in have been celebrated New Years Eve for probably as long as they remember. It looks a lot like Halloween. Which is not strange because the old Halloween, , was also a New Years Eve in many regions …