Comments on Kelly Martin Speaks: What Is The Real 'New Year'?

Thanks for dropping by Angie and blessed be to you...

2011-11-01T10:43:03.673Z

Thanks for dropping by Angie and blessed be to you and Happy New Year! My evening was very peaceful, lit a few candles, shared my gratitudes, invited my ancestors to the celebration, a small glass of wine and a few tears regarding the past year but grateful tears. Here is to this New Year! and lovely to have you here.

Much love xxx

Hi Kelly - Thanks for sharing this video. I usua...

2011-11-01T01:25:47.934Z

Hi Kelly -

Thanks for sharing this video. I usually attend Samhain in Cactus Springs, NV at the Goddess Temple of Sekhmet. But tonight, I decided to stay in, with quiet music in the background, candles burning everywhere, while listening to your video again. As soon as I write this, I am taking your advice and closing down the computer to do prayerwork to my ancestors...thanking them! And then I'll make peace with the past year so that it can die away. Like you said, it's time for a new beginning, and I embrace the future, welcoming all the new goodness to come into my life, into my New Year!
Thanks again for a wonderful video. I'm thanking the Goddess that I found your site!!
Happy and Blessed Samhain to you! Angie

Just an update on this blog entry I have added my ...

2011-10-30T18:29:35.646Z

Just an update on this blog entry I have added my recent Halloween video. Thanks for watching.

Hi Simone, thanks for responding :-) Great point a...

2011-10-16T23:14:48.129+01:00

Hi Simone, thanks for responding :-)
Great point about the birth-day. I guess I celebrate a lot of life lol! I do enjoy celebrations at the 'normal' new year but not so much for the year but more for the gathering. I look forward to celebrating the new year seasonally this year too. I have a little bottle of baileys read and waiting :-)

A really interesting post Kelly. I 'celebrate...

2011-10-13T19:12:16.967+01:00

A really interesting post Kelly. I 'celebrate' New Year on first January but I like the idea of celebrating it on October 31st, the end of the Celtic year and the end of the harvests. It makes much more sense! Other than that I suppose the anniversary of our birth day is the 'real' New Year to us individually.