Samhain Celebration: Honoring the Ancestors & Embracing the Veil
With Lane Renovato
🕯️ Part of the Honoring the Celtic Wheel Ritual Series
📅 Thursday, October 30, 2025
🕠 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
📍 The Soul Purpose, Swansea, MA
💰 $40 (Includes all materials)
Samhain marks the final spoke in the Celtic Wheel of the Year—a sacred threshold between endings and beginnings. It’s the Celtic New Year, when the veil between worlds is thinnest and we’re invited to honor our ancestors, release the past, and receive guidance for the season ahead.
Join Lane Renovato for a powerful evening of remembrance, protection, and divination. This ritual-based class is designed to help you connect with Spirit, embrace the mystery of the dark season, and carry its wisdom forward.
🌟 What You’ll Do:
• Create a Community Altar: Bring printed photos of loved ones to add to our shared ancestor altar.
• Make a Protective Herbal Bag: Craft a take-home charm using sacred herbs for guidance and protection.
• Learn & Ritualize: Explore Samhain’s traditions and take part in a group ritual to honor the dead and invite new insight.
• Receive a Candlewax Reading: Lane will offer each participant a personal message from beyond the veil.
💫 Why It Matters:
• Samhain is the most spiritually potent time in the Celtic Wheel—perfect for reflection, release, and renewal.
• Honoring your ancestors strengthens your connection to lineage, wisdom, and protection.
• Lane’s candlewax readings offer intuitive guidance to help you navigate the season ahead.
• You’ll leave with a handmade herbal charm and personal insight to carry into winter.
You may also like the following events from The Soul Purpose:
- This Sunday, 7th September, 08:30 am, Mindful Yoga Movement & Meditation with Lisa Louro, RYT in Swansea
- This Sunday, 7th September, 11:00 am, Tree of Life Mysticism for Beginners: A Journey Through the Paths of Power in Swansea
- Next Monday, 8th September, 05:00 pm, Gentle Holistic Yoga to Unwind with Lisa Louro, RYT in Swansea
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