ghost wallpaper

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this lwp depict a picture of halloween wallpaper, we can see creepy ghost holding a pumpkin on its head, floating on screen. halloween is celebrated by millions of people in multiple countries. ghost wallpaper. for most it is a fun time for kids who put on costumes and going door-to-door to get candy. but it is also known as a time of witches, ghouls, and ghosts. on one hand, some christians see halloween as a harmless time of fun and on the other, a ghastly and demonically inspired night that should be avoided. halloween wallpaper. the word halloween is derived from the term, "all hallows eve," which occurred on oct. 31. "all saints day" or "all hallows day" was the next day, nov. 1st. therefore, halloween is the eve of all saints day. some say that the origins of halloween wallpaper can be traced back to ancient ireland and scotland around the time of christ. on oct. 31st, the celts celebrated the day because it was when animal herders would move their animals into barns and pens and prepare to ride out the winter. this was also the time of the crop harvests. this annual change of season and lifestyle was marked by a festival called samhain, pronounced 'sow-ane' (sow rhymes with cow) which means 'end of summer.

there was much superstition associated with this time of change, including the belief in fairies and that the spirits of the dead wandered around looking for bodies to inhabit. halloween wallpaper. since the living did not want to be possessed by spirits, they dressed up in costumes and paraded around the streets making loud noises to confuse and frighten the spirits away. in addition, the new year began for the celts on nov. 1. so, the day of samhain was believed to be a day that was in neither the year past or the year to come. since it was in between, chaos ruled on that day. often, people would pull practical jokes on others as a result.