Q&A for How to Celebrate Samhain

There are no easy steps on how to become a Wiccan, I'm afraid. This is because every Wiccan sees 'becoming a Wiccan' as something different. Some see it as going through a initiation, others see it as starting the 'year and a day' tradition and others see someone as a Wiccan if they believe and use magick/do rituals often. If you wish to join a coven, they often decide if you are a Wiccan or not, but if you wish to practice solitary, then 'being Wiccan' is something you decide for yourself.

Yes, that is completely possible.

Of course you can! You can try mirror scrying instead. Mirror scrying is very popular, as is water scrying.

Ask your parents if you can light a candle-frame as just an atmosphere thing, to make doing homework/reading/whatever you're doing more pleasant. If you think you can, observe your own silent portion of the day as a substitute for a dumb supper. Dance on your own, or with friends. Do divination, such as a tarot reading, in private where your parents can't see.

Eating lettuce, or any other food, does not make you pagan. Pagan is the word for non-Abrahamic religions, including Wicca and other polytheistic religions, pantheistic religions, and naturalistic religions. No diet can change your religion, although some religions do follow certain diets.

No. Samhein is a Celtic festival, while the Vokings were Norse. The closest celebration to Samhein they had was called Álfablót.