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i am not the person to ban or bannish...i dont think it is needed...i can move posts....this is you offerring unneeded advice again my dear ...pm administration in the future with suggestions about the site.....sorry administration
and we have no ''kiddies'' on this site

How is this clown still here? She admitted reporting this place to proboards AGAIN just 2 days ago and posts garbage non stop.

that's harshing a buzz...

For those that have eyes too see Samhain is far deeper than. some stupid  American celebration
October 31st – November 2nd: Samhuinn
Looking at the complete cycle, we shall begin at Samhuinn – a time which marked traditionally the ending and the beginning of the Celtic Year.

Samhuinn, from October 31st to November 2nd, was a time of no-time. Celtic society, like all early societies, was highly structured and organised – everyone knew their place. But to allow that order to be psychologically comfortable, the Celts knew that there had to be a time when order and structure were abolished – when chaos could reign. And Samhuinn was such a time. Time was abolished for the three days of this festival, and people did crazy things – men dressed as women and women as men. Farmers’ gates were unhinged and left in ditches, peoples’ horses were moved to different fields, and children would knock on neighbours’ doors for food and treats in a way that we still find today, in a watered-down way, in the custom of trick-or-treating on Hallowe’en.

But behind this apparent lunacy, lay a deeper meaning. The Druids knew that these three days had a special quality about them. The veil between this world and the World of the Ancestors was drawn aside on these nights, and for those who were prepared, journeys could be made in safety to the ‘other side’. The Druid rites, therefore, were concerned with making contact with the spirits of the departed, who were seen as sources of guidance and inspiration rather than as sources of dread. The dark moon, the time when no moon can be seen in the sky, was the phase of the moon which ruled this time, because it represents a time in which our mortal sight needs to be obscured in order for us to see into the other worlds.

The dead are honoured and feasted, not as the dead, but as the living spirits of loved ones and of guardians who hold the root-wisdom of the tribe. With the coming of Christianity, this festival was turned into All Hallows [commonly referred to as Hallowe’en on October 31st], All Saints [November 1st] and All Souls [November 2nd]. Here we can see most clearly the way in which Christianity built on the pagan foundations it found rooted in these isles. Not only does the purpose of the festival match with the earlier one, but even the unusual length of the festival is the same.

That's because it IS his forum, he's the moderator. It says this plainly on the main page of the site. 

good luck wp

radio people are discussing a dude who has a spoon taped to his computer...apparently it is to see if someone is behind him?....ive never heard of this but i also dont frequent the kind of sites i would be worried about people seeing...

yay halloween....cant wait tob get out there today and see thiose costumes

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