Drum journey, ceremony and celebration

It is our pleasure to welcome you for the 7th year in a row to the celebration of life, death, light, darkness, gratitude, abundance and everything else worth celebrating!

Long before the modern version of Halloween, October 31st was known in our part of the world as Samhain. Originally, it is an old Celtic tradition and New Year's Eve according to the old Celtic calendar. The day is called "the last harvest day". In many traditions around the world, people celebrate the day and give thanks for the crops and experiences the summer has given before entering the quiet and dark time.

In India, it is called the spiritual New Year's Eve, Diwali - the festival of lights, which is one of the most important Hindu spiritual celebrations, where the victory of light over darkness is celebrated. The goddess Lakshmi stands at the center and symbolizes abundance and happiness. This…