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Halloween is celebrated on October 31, rooted in ancient Celtic traditions. This night is believed to thin the veil between the living and spirits, prompting various customs to ward off evil. Common practices include wearing clothes inside out, closing doors, and carving pumpkins, known as Jack-o'-lanterns. Superstitions abound, such as the belief that certain items like pumpkins and nuts can repel spirits. Additionally, rituals for love and luck are observed, reflecting the night’s dual nature of fear and hope. Despite modern interpretations, these traditions maintain their charm and mystery.