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'''Hallowed Eve''', is a tradition originating in [[Ireland]] and celebrated on the evening of October 31, before All Hallows Day (or [[All Saints Day]]).  Hallowed Eve continues to be related to the harvest and represents a participative ritualization not only of the timeless fears of uncertainty and death but also of the modern fears of transition from rural to urban life. Liberal Pagans refer to Hallowed Eve as 'Halloween.'
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'''Hallowed Eve''', is a tradition originating in [[Ireland]] and celebrated on the evening of October 31, before All Hallows Day (or [[All Saints Day]]).  Hallowed Eve continues to be related to the harvest and represents a participative ritualization not only of the timeless fears of uncertainty and death but also of the modern fears of transition from rural to urban life. [[Liberal]] [[pagan]] refer to Hallowed Eve as 'Halloween.'
 
[[Image:Halloween.gif|right|300px]]
 
[[Image:Halloween.gif|right|300px]]
 
==Customs==
 
==Customs==
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