see this as a key time for a little Horror evangelism and apologetics. The door of the horror unbeliever’s heart is a little more open…so what should we slip in? Many of us congregants in the house of horror try to slip in some of our favorites.
There’s nothing wrong with feeling anxiety, in fact it’s a good thing. Anxiety can drive adaptation. The difficulty comes when we let that anxiety stop us from enjoying life. Even Halloween.
At the center of Samhain was one crucial dynamic: Letting go to that which has passed away so they, and we, can move on. What better time to let go of some of our COVID-19 losses than Halloween? What better way to honor the festival which has changed so much over the centuries than to return to its roots amid our current changing culture?
We all have a wolf inside us be it the wolf of Twinkies, drink or surfing the net at work. Ego depletion is the result of successfully fighting that wolf over and over again.
Key: We have the power to “kill” the barriers to our enjoyable life. Living it: Limiting energy...
“Shadows of a thousand years rise again unseen, Voices whisper in the trees, ‘Tonight is Halloween!’” – Dexter Kozen, American...
“This night belongs neither to one year or the other and is, as it were, free from temporal restraint. It...
“To confront a person with his Shadow is to show him his own light…anyone who perceives his Shadow and his...
The air is crisping, the leaves are brightening, and the air of every grocery store, sundry-mart or drugstore has been...
Horror as a genre, is like the carnival geek; it evokes ridicule, misunderstanding and has had a history of being...
