During this month of easy cross-overs between worlds, you can expect a noticeable response from the spirit realm, so stay alert. You may hear their voice or even see an apparition. A photograph of them may levitate or fall off a wall, or an object the loved one gave you that you lost might suddenly reappear. Once you have made room for a spirit in your environment, be aware for signs of their presence. Honoring the dead can happen many ways-choose the method that feels right to you. You might bring valued possessions of the deceased to their gravesite, or set up an altar or light a candle in their name, or have a party to tell stories about their life and celebrate the time they spent on Earth. Just as Day of the Dead or Samhain traditions included inviting the spirits of loved ones to visit by putting out favorite foods and drinks, you can set a place at the table for a loved one during this month as an invitation. So how can you take advantage of this in-between time to increase your connection with the other side? It seems the whole world is aware that the transition between seasons is also a time to pay tribute to the transition between life and death and connect with the spirit realm. Similar rituals take place around this time in many other countries as well. People build altars and bring these along with the deceased’s favorite foods and drinks to the grave sites. The Mexican holiday Day of the Dead includes gatherings of friends and family to remember and celebrate loved ones who have passed on.
More recent and contemporary traditions still celebrate the thinning of the veil between worlds in similar fashion. As part of their celebrations, the Celts would honor the dead and invite them into their homes, make offerings of freshly tilled food, and communicate with loved ones who had passed to the other side.
What we now call Halloween has its roots in Celtic harvest festivals, particularly the Gaelic festival called Samhain, which means “summer’s end.” These cultures recognized that this date was the midpoint between the autumnal equinox and the winter solstice, which makes it a period of indistinct boundaries between physical and spiritual, and a powerful time for communion with spirits. Ancient people held rituals and harvest festivals at this time to mark the end of summer and begin the preparations for the colder months to come. The end of October has been a spiritually significant time for centuries. The winds of change are in the air, and these visible forms of transformation on display from Mother Nature are a good reminder that there are other blurred lines occurring right now as well: between the living and the dead, between your body and your soul, between HHHeaven and Earth. Blurred Lines Between WorldsĪutumn is a time of transition, a time when the leaves change color from red to orange to yellow, when the clear skies of summer become filled with rolling clouds, and the days begin to get darker earlier. As a spiritual teacher and energy healer, I can feel the spiritually significant shift in seasons occurring this month, which means it’s the ideal time for you to bridge the gap between the physical realm and the spirit realm for guidance, support, love, and reassurance about the immortal nature of your soul. Have you made successful contact with spirits from beyond? Now is the time to try! You do not need to be a medium in order to connect with spirits beyond the physical plane, but there are certain times of the year when it becomes easier.
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