Halloween and the Day of the Dead: A Spiritualist Perspective on October's Thinning Veil October holds a unique spiritual significance as the “veil” between our world and the spirit world is believed to be at its thinnest, allowing for greater connection with those who have passed. This belief underpins traditions like Halloween and the Day of the Dead, which celebrate and honor spirits in ways that continue to resonate today. Halloween’s Ancient Roots in Spirit Connection Halloween traces back to the Celtic festival of Samhain, a time marking the start of winter when it was believed that spirits walked among the living. As Christianity spread, Samhain evolved into All Hallows’ Eve, blending the tradition of honoring spirits with newer Christian customs. Modern Halloween still reflects these ancient practices, highlighting our timeless connection with the unseen. The Day of the Dead: Honoring Ancestors in Joy The Day of the Dead, or "Día de los Muertos", celebrated on N...