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Thirteen nights. One card each. Something small to do.
From the nineteenth of October to the thirty-first, one sealed envelope a night. Open it after dark and do what it says.
Open the house. Say the name of someone you have lost. Burn the thing you have been carrying since spring. Tell one true ghost story. Set a place at the table for the dead.
Ten minutes an evening. Thirteen evenings. By the thirty-first, All Hallows means something again.
What’s inside:
Thirteen ritual cards — one per night, 3.5 × 5”, print and cut. Each carries the night, the date, the ritual and a line of the folklore it came from.
The Guide (14 pages) — how to keep the thirteen nights, all thirteen explained, what to do afterwards, and a full page on fire and candle safety.
An envelope template and thirteen numbered seals — seal them, hide them, don’t read ahead.
The countdown wall chart — mark one each night and watch the row fill.
Two story templates.
Both US Letter and A4. Instant download.
It works alone, and it works better with one other person. There are gentler alternatives on the cards for children, and every night can be done with a battery candle if a real flame isn’t practical.
Please note
Digital download — nothing is posted to you. Folk ritual for pleasure and reflection: not religious instruction, not grief counseling. Several nights concern the dead — if you are newly bereaved, be gentle with yourself and skip what you need to.
For personal use only; digital orders can’t be refunded once delivered.
