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Did you know that the Halloween or halloween is celebrated annually on the day October 31st?
Halloween is a typically American and Irish culture, but it ended up spreading across the planet, even in Brazil, adapting through the superstitions and legends of each region.
Etymologically, the word "halloween” is derived from the English expression “hallow evening“, which in Portuguese means “sacred night”.
It is believed that the festival, which took place between the 31st of October and the 1st of November, celebrated by the Celtic peoples, was called the hallow evening, being abbreviated to halloween until reaching the current form: halloween.
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Halloween – known as Halloween - is popular celebration of the cult of the dead.
Halloween is most popular in some Anglo-Saxon-speaking countries (especially the US) whose meaning refers to the holy night of October 31, eve of the religious holiday of All Day Saints.
The Halloween tradition was taken by the Irish to the United States, where the party is effusively celebrated.
Pumpkins symbolize fertility and wisdom, while candles serve to light the way of the spirits.
Black Cat: is a symbol connected to witches, as they can transform into cats. Other superstitions about cats are that they are sources of bad luck and that they are also spirits of dead people.
Used as a means of transport by witches, the broom is another symbolic element often associated with these witches. Symbolizes feminine power and clearing negative thoughts and energies.
The bat is part of the imagination of Halloween celebrations, as well as the vampire. Both represent the world of darkness, the dark and the night.
The spider is an animal symbol of Halloween. She is the weaver of destinies. Among its main symbology, we can mention danger, diligence and wisdom.
The first celebrations of the halloween they would have arisen more than 2,500 years ago, with the Celtic people. They believed that on the last day of summer (October 31, according to the ancient Celtic calendar), the dead and evil spirits came out of their tombs to torment the living.
To try to protect themselves from the “undead”, the Celts decorated their houses with macabre objects, such as bones and skulls, believing that with this they could chase away the “evil forces”.
The original celebration is called Samhain, which means "End of Summer", and was known as a pagan commemoration, so much so that people who celebrated the date during the Middle Ages they were persecuted and brought to the stake of the Inquisition, accused of witchcraft and the practice of magic black.
To try to "smother" the date, the Catholic Church created the Day of the Dead (November 2nd), to celebrate the souls of people who have passed away.
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