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(The Celtic lord of death) to mark the beginning of the season of the cold, darkness, and decay. It naturally became associated with human death. The night before, on October 31st, the boundary between the natural world and the afterworld was opened, and the dead would roam and mingle freely among the living for one night before winter began.
