The Evil History of Halloween
Halloween: Night of the Devil and Evil
Halloween’s Dark Origins: The Sinister Samhain Festival
The truth is: Halloween is a holiday that’s commonly celebrated by people all over the world. Adults and children dress up as their favorite characters and everything spookier is celebrated.
Halloween in our modern day, usually, is just a fun night of trickery treating for children and partying for adults. But what if I told you that Halloween had much sinister roots? People celebrating Halloween are blindly participating in a ritual without their knowledge.
Many people who celebrate Halloween in our current times don’t know the true origins of Halloween. To most, Halloween is just a night of fun, costumes and trick-or-treat for the children with parties at night for the adults who also dress up.
Kids indulge and the supply of candy to their bags or not while parents let loose and become someone else for the night.
The truth is: if you were to ask 8 out of 10 people, they most likely wouldn’t be able to tell you why Halloween is celebrated and when did people even start celebrating it?
Most people just blindly participate in the holiday they truly know nothing about. The reason that this happens is because those who run our world have deceived the people into forgetting what Halloween was truly celebrated for.
The origins of Halloween are far more sinister than just fun costumes, candies, and parties.
Halloween is truly a pagan festival called "Samhain" that was celebrated to bring in what they call "the dark half of the year."
The pagans believe that on October 31, "the god of death" would rise with the Fallen spirits and cause destruction by destroying crops and bringing in a cold dark winter.
To appease the gods, the pagans would dress in costumes that resemble the spirits to show their alliance to the god.
They will build altars and make food offerings, even ritual sacrifices.
The kids will be dressed as demonic spirits and will be sent door to door singing ritual verses in exchange for food offerings for the god of death.
It was believed as a day where the Spiritual World was free. So how did a festival like Samhain evolve into Halloween?
After the resurrection of Jesus, the Romans knew that their times were coming to an end.
A Roman Emperor by the name of Constantine the Great who was into a pagan worship claimed that he had a vision from the heavens convincing him to turn to Christianity.
He claims that the Christian God was going to protect them in a war he was having. He became the first Roman emperor to become a Catholic helping establish a Roman Catholic Church.
The Romans created this church to be able to capitalize off the rise of Christian beliefs.
How soul cakes were used as offerings on Halloween. Kids go door to door to gather soul cakes in exchange for prayer.
Demons Among Us
The Romans kept their pagan beliefs and intertwined them with Christian beliefs. They would even introduce a form of pagan god worship by adding saints to the Catholic religion.
They also converted many pagan festivals and rituals into Catholic holidays. And one of those Samhain, which eventually became All Saints Day, or Hallows Day.
The Romans disguised their pagan holiday as a new Christian holiday. The people would wear costumes to fight off vengeful spirits that were after them.
The kids went door to door gathering soul cakes in exchange for prayers. These soul cakes were offerings, so they may set the source of their loved ones free from Purgatory.
They still celebrated the day by making offerings to the Spirit. And they would even take turnips and carved them like we do pumpkins; candles to keep the evil spirits away.
All the Romans did was disguised their pagan festival using Christian beliefs. All the same activities that took place in Samhain took place in All Saints Day which evolved into modern-day Halloween.
Halloween: The Night of the Devil as Turnips are been carved as demons
The Romans worship the fallen angels who disguised themselves as gods. The Romans made sacrifices to these gods for their blessings. It's also a that the Freemasons learned a lot of their teachings from the Romans.
Embracing the Truth
While most people celebrate the modern version of Halloween, there are still many people in the dark who celebrate the day as Samhain.
Some witches still, to this day, practice rituals and sacrifices on the night of Halloween. When they believe the gates of the spirit worlds are open, witches perform all types of demonic rituals and offerings to appease their demonic god.
Halloween was simply created to blindly manipulate people who were turning to Jesus Christ to participate in spirit worship and paganism.
Millions of people celebrate the Day of the Dead without even knowing what they’re truly celebrating and dedicating their energy to.
I am not telling anyone not to celebrate Halloween because that’s not my place. We must all choose our path. Simply, I want people to see the truth of why such a holiday even exists.
There’s a reason they want people wearing costumes. There’s a reason why kids go door to door. There’s a reason why evil is embraced on this day.
The costumes and the core become more and more demonic and gruesome. As we become closer and closer to the new Masonic world, we must remember that the men naturally run this world have sinister motives at their core. They have aligned themselves with Lucifer and the rest of the fallen angels in order to rule this world.
Now that the truth about Halloween has been revealed to you, you may choose to celebrate it or not.
© 2023 Aboah Okyere
