Is Samhain. Or Halloween.
This evil holiday that the Christians make it?

By Dr. Dennis Mengele.

 

 

October 31, Had its start with the Celtic people as the festival of the Dead. Samhain is pronounced Sah-een. The lord of the dead and the end of the Celtic year October 31.This is also the death of Satanist Anton Lavey. And the start of new/and old tradition of Satanism.

This is also, when the female witches worship or honor the male. The male warlock, male satanic witch, magician or sorcerer. This is done thru the horned one or thru Cernunnos, the male god of the witches. This can be done through an altar with flowers and photos of the god of the witches. If female. Or if male through oneself. In every rebirth there is a death. Samhain to me marks the rebirth of oneself. To be reborn through hell/Satan.

In Druidic tradition this marks the end of the summer and the start of festival of the dead. The Christians tried to replace this holiday with November 1, all souls day. Many Christians condemn the holiday or celebration of it .Even in hallmark Americanized forms such as masks, costumes; thought to be evil by Christians. In German tradition Samhain is similar to Walpurgis. The night of the witches May 1.A tradition place to celebrate in Germany is Brocken Peak, A gathering point for Satanists /and witches. A lot of Irish folk lore became with what is known as trick or treat.

Threats were made against the stingy ones. President Bush; "Religious Diversity is what makes America great.

 

 

Sources and Credits:
The Celtic calendar
The Druidic calendar
President Bush’s speech.
Halloween folklore.
Magick spelling of americanized hallmark holiday Halloween.
Sah-een Magick pronunciation for Samhain. Both spellings taken from secret German american/German satanic covens.
33 Satanic illumination coven; secret former leader Dr.Dennis Mengele  Ethnic origin/German/German american/Aryan/Celtic/Druidic. Salem Mass accepted.
Both spellings used also by other people, groups,orders,covens, before usage and currently.

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