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Ear Candling 101 Ear candling has traditionally been practiced by Egyptians, Chinese, Tibetan, and Native Americans Hollow candles made of cloth (cotton, linen) are dipped in wax Sometimes herbs are added They are lit on one end, creating a vacuum of negative pressure. Benefits of Ear Candling sinus and head pressure relief it is energetically cleansing , clearing stagnant energy around the third eye and crown chakras. gentle lymphatic circulation around the jaw and ear, aiding in...

Samhain, meaning “end of summer” in Celtic, also referred to the month of November. It marked the close of the harvest season, the waning of the Sun, and the approach of winter’s darkness. It was both a festival of endings and the Celtic New Year. The night of October 31/November 1 was the night of the year that the veil was believed to be at its thinnest. Spirits, demons, and fairies could easily cross over. People wore costumes to hide or scare away the spirits, string apples on evergreen...