Wednesday, October 17, 2012

MASKED SOULS


One of the fun things on Halloween is pumpkin carving. The tradition of carving a pumpkin started in Scotland and Ireland where it was traditionally carved from a turnip, and in England where a beet was used.The monstrous faces carved on the pumpkin represents the spirits or souls of the unknown. Like a mask, you see only what is outside, but not actually what is behind it. The connection between what we see and what we don't see is a blur, and this represents the unknown world.

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