When Does The Christmas Season Officially End?
Some believe the Christmas Season ends on January 6th during Epiphany. However, in the paranormal world, we know that February 2nd holds the final embers of Christmas cheer. It’s a little-known fact in the human world that the second of February is the last day to take down your Christmas decorations in order to avoid the specter of bad luck falling down upon you! February 2nd holds both the holidays of Candlemas and Groundhog Day. Ancient supernatural tradition indicates that the Christian holiday of Candlemas holds the last wondrous whispers of the previous year’s Christmas. Yes, indeed you can have too much of a good thing! Santa Claus has confirmed this himself, and states, “Only North Pole City and places where the Spirit Of Christmas is perpetually strong may safely maintain Christmas decorations 365 days a year! This also includes those whose hallowed hearts dwell deep within the Christmas Spirit. For all else the Christmas Season must unfortunately end for the sake of the greater good!”🎅
The Battle Between Winter And Spring
The origin of this actually lies in the Celtic holiday of Imbolc, the cross quarter-season mark in between winter, and spring. Both Candlemas and Groundhog Day sprung forth from Imbolic which was thought by some ancients to be the first day of spring. Most were eager to end the long miserable isolating winter. Certainly, the noticeably longer days, and sometimes slightly warmer temperatures gave them hope for the future. If various underground dwelling animals, such as serpents, badgers, and of course groundhogs, emerged from their dens it was a good omen that Spring had sprung.
Nature Deity Showdowns!
It’s known that various powerful Witches would call upon Spring Goddesses, and even local Spring Nymphs, to ascend upon their land to drive away the Winter Goddesses, Nymphs, and Fairies. Often times this resulted in violent weather conditions as the human practitioners of magic attempted to stage war between the nature Goddesses. Although in some cases localities received a much coveted supernaturally early Spring. Others were unfairly damned with a Winter that pressed on even into Summer courtesy of Frosty Gods such as the infamous Jack Frost!
The Dark Luck Of Expired Christmas Pride
Most folks who refuse to take down their Christmas decor in a timely manner can expect dark luck that stems from laziness, having too much pride for
any given holiday, and incurring negative emotions from those who covet the other supernatural holidays of the year. Keeping the decor up sends out a metaphysical message that winter is welcome since Christmas is the central wintertime holiday. Either way, dark forces of evil feed upon the resulting negative enchanted energies and press bad luck upon you. The two likely suspects are the Anti-Claus & his minions along with Clurichauns, aka evil Leprechauns.
Christmas Decor On Saint Patrick’s Day Is Asking For Trouble!
Certainly, those who leave up their Christmas decorations into Saint Patrick’s Day are just asking for these micro malevolent masters of lousy luck to visit them! However, there are a plethora of faulty fortune sources on Earth including neighbors annoyed by your Xmas decor overstaying its welcome. You’d be amazed how many people have the power to Curse you! The worst time to have Christmas cheer strewn about is on any Friday The 13th past February 2nd. This makes you a marvelous magnet for anti-luck!
How To Avoid The Christmas Curse
If by some fluke you don’t realize this after Groundhog Day has passed then you can still save yourself by committing to the unthinkable. You must leave the decor up 365
Keep Things Neat And Avoid Mixing Holidays!
In addition don’t let any of the dandy decor wear, tear, or fall into disarray! Keep everything dusted, and in top shape! Also, you can’t mix other holiday decor in the same room. No Easter, Halloween, etc! Under other circumstances, this might fly but you’re fighting for your lucky life here! If you went past February 2nd then you can’t have the Christmas trees decorated with the current holiday season. Please be sure to pray at least once a week to Santa Claus, and his Angel Father Sarandiel. He’s sometimes called The Grandfather Of Christmas. Ask them to instill the Christmas Spirit within you so you create a direct conduit to the coveted Christmas Crystal.
Decorating For Christmas Too Early
Malevolent misfortune is also possible on the other end of the scale when first putting up decor before Christmas. The earliest you can decorate for Christmas is November 3rd after All Souls Day Of The Dead is over. After Thanksgiving Day on Black Friday is the preferred time in the paranormal community for maximum holiday spirit! The Halloween Season is said to continue until Thanksgiving. This is considered the transitional holiday between Halloween and Christmas. Celebrating both in November is thought to be supernaturally sound. In addition, you are free to Buy Christmas decor and store it any time of year. Feel free to take advantage of any shopping deals you might find well before Christmas!🎄
2020-2022
Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic and the general insanity of 2020, The Spirit Of Christmas has indicated people can safely leave their decor up through Saint Patrick’s Day! This also means that the Christmas Season is extended until then! However, you must incorporate Valentine’s and Saint Patrick’s decorations within your Christmas ornamentation. A similar extension edict was granted in 2021. For 2022 there must be a direct COVID impact that tries one’s soul to the point of needing the Christmas Spirit in their lives. It can’t be indirect such as simply finding the news of COVID depressing. This data was gleamed by Santa himself who is one of the few people who can read the precise thoughts of The Christmas Spirit. All Returns To Normal On February 02, 2023!
