This is why, even though it has evolved, the original reason for All Hallow’s Eve, Halloween, All Souls’ Day, and All Saints’ Day—October 31st, November 1st, and November 2nd—is in remembrance of the destruction of Atlantis.
The Taurids are also called “Halloween fireballs” due to their timing.
Randall Carlson’s After Skool episode explores the ancient origins of Halloween, revealing its deep ties to a universal Festival of the Dead observed globally in late October and early November.
Far from being a trivial holiday, Halloween connects to pre-Christian traditions, such as the Celtic Samhain, and reflects a shared human memory of catastrophic events tied to the Pleiades star cluster in Taurus.
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This is why, even though it has evolved, the original reason for All Hallow’s Eve, Halloween, All Souls’ Day, and All Saints’ Day—October 31st, November 1st, and November 2nd—is in remembrance of the destruction of Atlantis.
Halloween has particularly intrigued me due to its profound and mysterious roots in an ancient, universal tradition tied to catastrophe and a global reset.
Join me as we dive into this primordial rabbit hole to explore the deeper significance of Halloween.
These events left lasting impressions on human culture, encoded in traditions like Halloween.
Halloween, or All Hallows’ Eve, is one such tradition.
A 2010 article in Parade magazine, titled “Lessons from the Great Pumpkin,” dismissed Halloween as a holiday “empty of moral or historical significance,” existing solely for children to dress up, eat candy, and scare each other.
Halloween is part of a three-day religious festival including All Hallows’ Eve (October 31), All Saints’ Day (November 1), and All Souls’ Day (November 2).
The 1963 Encyclopedia Britannica connects Halloween to pre-Christian Druidic practices in Ireland and Scotland, where the Celtic year ended on October 31 with the festival of Samhain.
The 20th century’s rational outlook diminished Halloween’s religious and folk significance, but children continue to embrace its traditions, preserving its vitality.
Ancient Peruvians, who celebrated on All Souls’ Day (November 2) with solemn rituals for the dead.
The Taurids are also called “Halloween fireballs” due to their timing.
This echoes a Halloween tradition: “If you put your clothes on inside out and walk backwards on Halloween night, you will see a witch flying in the sky at midnight.” This likely refers to the Pleiades and Taurid meteors visible at midnight on Halloween.
Halloween is far more than a frivolous holiday.
Halloween invites us to reconnect with this forgotten history, encoded in the stars and our collective past.
This is why, even though it has evolved, the original reason for All Hallow’s Eve, Halloween, All Souls’ Day, and All Saints’ Day—October 31st, November 1st, and November 2nd—is in remembrance of the destruction of Atlantis.
Origin of Halloween, All Saints Day, All Souls Days
The Taurids are also called “Halloween fireballs” due to their timing.
Randall Carlson’s After Skool episode explores the ancient origins of Halloween, revealing its deep ties to a universal Festival of the Dead observed globally in late October and early November.
Far from being a trivial holiday, Halloween connects to pre-Christian traditions, such as the Celtic Samhain, and reflects a shared human memory of catastrophic events tied to the Pleiades star cluster in Taurus.
Halloween/The day of the dead/ saints day