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This Halloween, remember that monsters and mayhem are temporary terrors, but leaving your loved ones without a clear plan for your estate can leave a haunting legacy that will outlast the trick-or-treaters. Take the time to organise your estate and secure your legacy. Don't let your legacy haunt your loved ones! #halloweenestateplanning #estateplanningmatters #secureyourlegacy #dontletuncertaintyhaunt #protectyourlovedones #legacyplanning #estateplanningawareness #planyourfuture

Wishing all the dads a day filled with love, BBQ and another tie for the collection. Happy Father's Day! #fathersday #vexusfiber #vexusistexas #vexusbornonthebayou #texasinternet #louisianainternet #dadapprovedinternet #fiberinternet #newmexicointernet #businessinternet #businessfiber

??January 6 is traditionally marked as 'The Epiphany' to celebrate the arrival of the Magi (commonly known as The Three Kings) bearing a range of gifts to the new born King. This grand occasion reveals many things, no less the inclusive and diverse expression and reach of the Christian message. This grand occasion may not be a feature of your day, especially as many (at least in Australia) are back at their desks contemplating how on earth are they meant to do their job. ??Instead, you may have already had an epiphany about the poor state of your credit card which has suffered from overuse in the past month or so. ??So, let me invite you to embrace another insightful moment regarding all those recent festive purchases... and this is about the human and environmental cost of making all those toys, garments, packaging and decorations. I invite you to work through all your receipts and create a post-Christmas list under different category headings. Then, consider just one of those categories and do a little online research about the companies who made or distributed them to see what kind of credentials they have around human rights due diligence. See you what you discover, and consider making a plan this year to consume more responsibly at all the key celebratory markers, i.e. Valentine's Day, Easter etc. At Unchained, we are your go-to strategist for making an impact on modern slavery and human trafficking. We look forward to partnering with you in 2025! Happy New Year! #bizhumanrights #modernslavery #strategy

In this advanced video for Portuguese speakers, we explore the origins and evolution of traditions such as Halloween, P?o-por-Deus (Bread for God) and All Saints' Day. Come and discover how these festivities are intertwined, how the modern influences of North American Halloween have changed the way we celebrate, and what visits to the cemetery on All Saints' Day mean.

Happy Mother's Day to all the amazing moms out there! You are the true superheroes in our lives, the epitome of strength, love, and endless patience. Your care and love know no boundaries. Today, we celebrate and honor your endless sacrifices and selfless love. Thank you for being our guiding stars. We love you beyond words. ?????? #MothersDay #dynastylaw #ILestateplanningattorney #Chicagoestateplanningattorney #willsandtrusts #estateplanning #estateandtrustadministration #estateandtrustadministration #specialneedsplanning #probate #will #attorneynearme #kidsprotectionplan #personalfamilylawyer #createyourdynasty #assetprotection

Wishing all the dads out there a very Happy Father's Day! Your strength, love, and guidance have been the cornerstone of our lives. Today, we celebrate you. ?? #HappyFathersDay #FathersDayCelebration #DadLove #TheGoldmarkGroup?#eXpRealty #WaterlooRegionRealEstate #GTARealEstate #MississaugaRealEstate

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?????????????????? ?????? ?????? ?????? ???? ?????? ????????: ?????????????????? ?????????????? ?????? ???????????????? ???????????????? Halloween and the Day of the Dead are often confused, but they have deeply distinct origins and meanings. Halloween originated in Celtic culture and became popular in the United States as a celebration that combines supernatural and commercial elements, while the Day of the Dead has indigenous Mexican roots, celebrating the continuity of life and honoring ancestral love. Halloween features spooky costumes, carved pumpkins, and the phrase “trick-or-treat.” Children and adults dress as supernatural characters, in a tradition that spread worldwide and focuses on the playful side of fear. Figures like witches, ghosts, and monsters are not linked to spiritual practices but rather to a commercial culture. The Day of the Dead, celebrated in Mexico and other parts of Latin America, holds a deeply spiritual and family-centered meaning. On November 2nd, families honor their deceased loved ones in various ways, depending on the region. Typically, they build colorful altars adorned with photos, candles, marigold flowers (cempasúchil), and the favorite foods of those who have passed. This tradition, dating back to pre-Hispanic times, is a way of remembering ancestors and viewing death as a natural part of life. Dressing up as “calaveras” (skeletons) is more symbolic, representing the acceptance of mortality with no intent to frighten. Thus, while Halloween is a celebration with Celtic roots that has become a playful approach to fictional “terror,” the Day of the Dead is a heartfelt homage filled with ancestry, respect, and love. Rather than blending these traditions, it is important to understand the value of each, preserving their historical and social significance.

It's fascinating how traditions can stretch back so far, and yet remain so present. Halloween is actually steeped with Celtic traditions from over 2000 years ago. A celebration, called Samhain, marked the Celtic New Year and the transition from summer's abundance to winter's scarcity. An occasion that opened up our world and the Otherworld, allowing spirits and fairies (aos sí) to slip between freely. We can trace many of our Halloween customs directly to this. Our costumes and masks were once animal skins and stag horns – worn as disguises to confuse evil spirits. The bonfires we light are related to the great fire festivals at places like Tlachtga in Ireland, believed to possess protective and purifying powers. Even trick-or-treat relates to leaving offerings for visiting spirits. Apple bobbing also stems from Celtic and Roman traditions - at this point, being a symbol of fertility and abundance. As Christianity spread, the Church sought to supplant pagan festivals. This created the word ‘Halloween’, which originates from ‘All Hallows’ Eve’ – it’s a contraction of ‘Hallow’ (meaning holy, or saint) and ‘e’en’, a Scottish abbreviation of evening. The transition was gradual, blending cultures over generations. When we celebrate Halloween on the 31st, we're participating in an a celebration of humanity's enduring history. #Halloween #Samhain #History #Culture #Traditions