Honoring Ancestors as Samhain Veil Thins
As the nights draw in and the veil between worlds thins, you might feel a soft invitation — a whisper from the ones who came before you. Samhain, the Celtic threshold that closes the harvest and opens the darker, reflective half of the year, is a sacred time for remembering, honoring, and receiving from our ancestors. This season is less about mourning and more about reconnecting, reclaiming ancestral wisdom, and bringing that lineage-guided energy into your everyday life. Whether you’re new to ancestor work or you’ve walked this path for years, Samhain offers a powerful opportunity to pause, listen, and deepen your bond with those who watch over you. The Meaning of Samhain: When the Veil Grows Thinner Samhain (pronounced “sow-in”) sits at the turning point of the Wheel of the Year. Traditionally, it’s the night when the boundary between living and dead becomes most permeable, enabling clearer communication and spiritual exchange. During this time many people notice: Heightened...