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Halloween history

Posted by Jibril on Saturday, April 28, 2012

Ooooowwwwwwwww, creepy ... .... Halloween a day where all the people using ghost costumes. Perhaps for those of you who fear this ghost can be a scary day. But do you know how the story about this Halloween? yesterday I was getting an article about this Halloween. Please read ... ....

Halloween originated from the festival of Samhain (from the ancient Irish language samain) celebrated the ancient Celtic. Festival of Samhain is a celebration of the end of the harvest season in Gaelic culture, and is sometimes called the "Celtic New Year". Celtic people who embraced paganism hereditary use the opportunity festival for slaughter cattle and stockpile food in preparation for winter.
Nation ancient Gael believes that the date of 31 October, barring the dead and the living world into the open. The dead do harm to people living with the disease and damage crops. While celebrating the festival, people Gael lit bonfires to burn the bones of animals that they slaughtered. Gael people wearing costumes and masks to impersonate the evil spirits or trying to make peace with them.

Halloween is short for All Hallows' Even (eve and events are equally meaningful evening / night), which means the evening before the feast of All Hallows is now called Day Halloween symbol that is universally understood that carved pumpkin shaped the face of "creepy" called Jack-o'-lantern. In the Jack-o'-lantern is usually placed a burning candle or a lamp to make it look more sinister in the dark. Yes I have to go through here first story, sequel to my post again for the next few days.
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History of labor day

Posted by Jibril on Monday, May 30, 2011

Every May 1, the workers from around the world commemorate the great event demonstration of the workers in the United States in 1886, which demanded the implementation of eight hours of work. May 1, this is what is known as May Day!
This demand associated with the current environment, when the workers were forced to work for 12 to 16 hours per day. Large demonstrations that took place since April 1886 was initially supported by around 250 thousand workers.
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Origin of Valentine's Day

Posted by Jibril on Saturday, May 14, 2011

Valentine's Day celebrations including a feast of pagan Romans (pagans), in which idolatry is the religion of them since more than 17 centuries ago. Valentine celebration is an expression of the pagan religion of the Roman god of love and respect them.

    
Valentine's Day celebration has historical roots in the form of a few stories passed down through generations of the Romans and the Christians their heirs. The most famous story about its origin is that the Romans used to believe that Romulus (founder of Rome) fed by a she-wolf, the wolf gave her physical strength and intelligence of the mind. The Romans commemorate this event in mid-February each year with a magnificent memorial. Among the rituals is to slaughter a goat and dog, then dilumurkan blood to the two young men a strong physique. Then they washed the blood with milk. After that began the big parade with both the young man in front of the entourage. Both carry two pieces of leather that they use to stain everything they come across. The Roman woman to spread deliberately overlooking it cheerfully, because they believe it will be blessed with fertility and childbirth with ease.

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