Mafic Tree House Halloween Every Halloween, in the small town of Mafic, there is an event that brings joy and excitement to its inhabitants. It is the Mafic Tree House Halloween celebration. The Mafic Tree House is a unique structure that has become a symbol of the town. Built with dark, volcanic rocks, it stands tall among the lush green trees of the surrounding forest. The tree house is said to have magical powers, and every Halloween, it comes alive with enchantment and mystery. On the night of Halloween, the tree house transforms into a magical carnival for all ages.

Menstruation, magic and moon myths

Frank information about periods can be hard to come by, and stories that cloak menstruation in mystery stubbornly persist. Pragya Agarwal was recently shocked to discover that many people still believe that menstrual and moon cycles are somehow in sync. The behavioural scientist argues why inclusive, factual menstrual education is crucial.

Words by Pragya Agarwal artwork by Katy Lemay average reading time 6 minutes 24 June 2021

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I remember the exact moment that I started my periods. I was only eleven years old and had received no formal education at school or at home about what periods entailed. This was before the internet, in a small town in India. I wondered if I was the only one, because I never talked to anyone about it, not even my closest friends.

When I was growing up, women were considered impure when they menstruated, so they were not allowed to go into the kitchen, nor prepare food for others to eat. Things have changed, but not that much. Even now, women on their periods are not permitted to take part in some religious ceremonies and practices, such as entering a Hindu temple or fasting during Ramadan.

According to data released by the Indian government last year, there are 355 million menstruating women and girls in the country, and only 42 per cent have access to sanitary towels. The Indian NGO Dasra’s ‘Spot On!’ report shows that nearly 23 million girls drop out of school annually due to lack of proper menstrual-hygiene-management facilities. A horrifying 71 per cent of the girls surveyed for this report were not even aware of menstruation until they reached menarche.

We continue to find it difficult to talk frankly and factually about menstruation in an inclusive way.

Periods are stigmatised in many parts of the world, including in the UK. We continue to find it difficult to talk frankly and factually about menstruation in an inclusive way. Instead, biological reality is often made to seem mystical, or it’s implied that all bodies should conform to a fixed template. I have three daughters and I strongly feel that, if information about our own bodies isn’t grounded in facts, we are tools in patriarchal oppression.

Blood, myths, and magic.

Here at The Vampire Shot Glass, we’re not the first to believe in the powerful, magical properties of menstrual blood. In medieval Europe, some believed menstrual blood could cure leprosy — which, for the record is FALSE, but respect for the blood magic vibes ✨ (sparkle emoji) 🩸 (blood drop emoji). Through the centuries, myths of menstruation as evil flourished. Throughout history and in various cultures, people have thought of menstrual blood as a curse. 💀 (skull emoji)

One of our favorite myths is the idea that burnt frog ashes would cure your heavy flow. First of all, why would you want to cure a heavy flow?! We love abundance and celebrate bodies that produce heavy flows! In fact, the Vampire Shot Glass is a great period product for people with heavy flows. It can handle a lot of blood (25ml - 50ml) and needs to be emptied way less than a pad or tampon needs to be changed; here’s some Vampire-approved data to show you what we mean:

Approximate capacity of a fully saturated light tampon: 3ml
Approximate capacity of a fully saturated super tampon: 12ml
Approximate capacity of a fully saturated daytime pad: 5ml
Approximate capacity of a fully saturated overnight pad: 12ml

(Remember, you should never leave your Vampire Shot Glass in for more than 12 hours at a time.)

Another period curse myth is from Ancient Rome, where there was a hot rumor going around about how menstrual blood could sour wine. We’re here to tell you that wine thing is DEFINITELY false; especially when you pair that wine with a menstruating body, a hot bath, and your favorite Buffy season, ain’t nothing sour there!

The Vampire Shot Glass is here for period magic. What do we say to magic? Nothing wrong with a little magic, especially the vampire kind. In fact, many of our friends report becoming a little, witchy, clairvoyant, and having prophetic dreams when they are menstruating. Menstruation is a powerful part of nature, meant to be worshipped and celebrated!

Do you have a favorite period myth or misconception? Tell us in the comments!

Pune Woman Forced By In-Laws To Give Menstrual Blood For Black Magic: Cops

On the night of Halloween, the tree house transforms into a magical carnival for all ages. The air is filled with laughter and excitement as families and friends gather to celebrate this special occasion. The tree branches are adorned with twinkling lights, casting a magical glow on the festivities below.

In a horrific incident reported in Pune, seven people, including the husband and in-laws of a 28-year-old woman were booked for allegedly forcing her to indulge in black magic rituals, officials said on Friday.

Pune: In a horrific incident reported in Pune, seven people, including the husband and in-laws of a 28-year-old woman were booked for allegedly forcing her to indulge in black magic rituals, officials said on Friday. Senior Police Inspector Dattatraya Bhapka of Visharant wadi Police station said the accused against the will of the victim took the menstrual blood of the woman as a part of an Aghori Practice. "Following the complaint from the victim woman a case was registered against her husband, her mother-in-law, father-in-law, brother-in-law, and nephew under sections 377 ( Unnatural offences), 354 ( molestation ), 498 ( Enticing or taking away or detaining with criminal intent a married woman) and relevant sections of the Maharashtra Prevention and Eradication of Human Sacrifice and other Inhuman, Evil, and Aghori Practices and Black Magic Act," officials said.

Police informed that the woman in her complaint alleged that she was subjected to mental and physical harassment since their marriage in 2019 in Beed district. "In her complaint, she alleged that in August 2022 some of the accused including her brothers-in-law, nephew and a neighbour forcefully took the menstrual blood of the woman as a part of some black magic act and filled in a bottle using a cotton." Police further added that the woman in her complaint said that the accused brother-in-law was supposed to get Rs 50,000 in return for the menstrual blood of a woman. Police further said that incident of menstrual blood took place in August 2022 in the Beed district of Maharashtra, the native place of in-laws. "Woman has her maternal home in Pune and after receiving her complaint, Pune police had registered the FIR in Vishrantwadi Police station and transferred the case to Beed police for further investigation," official familiar with the matter said.

In January 2023, in a shocking incident, a woman was forced by her in-laws and husband to eat the powder formed by the bones of dead human as a part of a black magic ritual advised by the local Tantrik Baba to conceive a child. (Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)

Children, dressed in creative and spooky costumes, run from one game booth to another, trying their luck at winning prizes. There are games like bobbing for apples, pumpkin carving contests, and even a spooky maze filled with surprises. Laughter and screams of delight fill the air as everyone immerses themselves in the Halloween spirit. The Mafic Tree House Halloween celebration would not be complete without the traditional costume parade. Participants showcase their creativity and imagination as they march around the tree house, showing off their carefully crafted costumes. From witches and vampires to superheroes and fairies, the variety of costumes is endless. As the night progresses, the adults join in the fun and engage in some friendly competition. They participate in a thrilling costume contest, showcasing their elaborate and often hilarious outfits. The tree house provides the perfect backdrop for this spectacle, as the moonlight shines down on the festivities. Not only is the Mafic Tree House Halloween celebration about fun and games, but it is also a time for community bonding. Neighbors come together, sharing stories and laughter, strengthening the sense of unity and belonging. It is a night where friendships are formed and memories are made. As the clock strikes midnight, signaling the end of the festivities, the tree house returns to its quiet, majestic state. The lights dim, and the laughter fades away, leaving behind the anticipation of next year's celebration. The Mafic Tree House Halloween is not just an event; it is a time-honored tradition that brings joy and enchantment to the town of Mafic every year..

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