If you have found us on your spiritual digital travels, then we must conclude you are no stranger to Halloween. From the Celtic festivals of Samhain, to its later adoption into Christianity as All Hallow’s Eve, this day has always marked a time of great celebration. But it also carries in with the cold, a pre-mortem sense of death. For it is said that the veil between the living world and the dead to be thin this time a year. And with the decaying Autumn air filling our lungs, and the echoes of cracking leaves beneath our feet, it is often a time for us to reflect on our own mortality. So take to night to honor your ancestors and celebrate this life we share. But be weary of those ghouls and ghosts, and never forget to mask your face from wandering spirits,