HALLOWEEN FESTIVAL: MAAME GRACE WALKS US THROUGH IT ALL



Account given by renowned spiritual activist and Conspiracy theorist, Maame Grace, the Halloween was taken from an ancient dark arts celebration of ghosts called "Samhai". 

Revealing that, the Akan name for ghost is “saman” or “samai” 

The outspoken theorist further explained the sun dies in this season which means, your days of profits from work are over and you are about to enter into the era of “no sun”. That is the season of darkness. 

She added that, those who like the elements of the dark welcome the season with this celebration. 

Maame Grace hinted, if you are a Christian, Halloween makes way for the sun “son” of God to be born again. That’s why after this season we enter into the birth of Christ!. She opined.


Credit: Shalom! Maame Grace


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