Astrological Signs: Scorpio, Sagittarius.
Spirits: Banshees and other beings who carry messages between worlds.
Herbs: Ginger, hops, wormwood, hussop, patchouli, mugwort, nutmeg, star anise.
Colors: Black, white, purple.
Flowers: White lily, dahlia, chrysanthemum.
Scents: Rosemary, dragons blood, lilac, pine, wisteria.
Stones: Topaz, obsidian, onyx, Apache tear.
Trees: Pine, cypress, yew, elder.
Animals: Bat, wolf, sow, dog, snake (although this seems a little illogical as most snakes tend to begin going into winter hibernation around about this time of the year).
Birds: Owls, raven, falcon.
Deities: Astarte, Calleach, Cerridwen, Circe, Cybele, Freyja, Hathor, Hel, Holda, Horned God, Kali, Maman, Nepthys, Sekhmet

01st

All Saint's Day
Festival of Tea (Celtic)
Day of the Banshees (Irish)
Rite of Hel (Scandinavia)
Feast of the Dead (Mexican)

02nd

Animas (Mexican)
All Soul's Day
Festival of Odin (Norse)

03rd

Festival for the New Year (Gaelic)
St. Malachi (Irish)
Isia Ends (Egyptian)

04th

Election Day (U.S. of A.)

05th

Guy Fawkes' Night (British)
World Community Day
Wuwuchim Fire Ceremony (Hopi)

06th

Birthday of Tiamat (Babylonian)
St. Leonard's Day

07th

Makahiki Festival (Hawaiian)
Lono's Day

08th

Festival of Hettsui No Kami of the Hearth (Japanese)
Festival of Mania (Roman)
Gwynn ap Nudd opens Glastonbury Tor (Celtic)

09th

Helena's Day (Roman)
Feast of the Four Crowned Martyrs (Freemason)

10th

Celebration of the Goddess of Reason (French)
Nicnevin (Scottish)
Kali Puja (Indian)

11th

Veteran's Day (U.S. of A.)
Martinmas
Einherjar (Asatru)
Day of the Lunantishees (Irish)

12th

Birth of Bah'u'llah (Baha'I)

13th

Festival of Jupiter (Roman)
Feronia (Roman)
Stenia, the Bitching Festival

14th

Full Moon
Moccas' Day (Celtic)
St. Dubricius (Celtic)
Oschophoria Festival (Greek)

15th

Seven-Five-Three Festival (Japanese)
International Fast for a World Harvest
Children's Day (Indian)

16th

Night of Hecate (Greek, Wiccan)
Festival of Bast (Egyptian)
St. Edmund's Day (Saxon)

18th

Day of Ardvi Sura (Persian) - The Persian Goddess believed to be the Mother of the Stars, Ardvi, is honored annually on this date with a sacred festival . The festival takes place under nighttime stars, and has been celebrated in Southwestern Asia since ancient times

Festival of the Nine Lotus Leaves (Chinese)
Baba Yaga's Day (Russian)

19th

Feast of Santa Isabel (Mexican)
Festival of Sisters and Brothers (Hindu)

Warlock Day. According to ancient belief, the first stranger you meet on this day dressed entirely in black will be a warlock. It's said that one must take care not to look him directly in the eyes; otherwise, you may become bewitched.

20th

St. Edmund's Day
Day of Praetextatus and Paulina (Greek)

21st

Day of Cailleach (Celtic)
Feast of Hathor (Egyptian)

22nd

Ydalir (Norse)
Feast of St. Cecilia
Day of Artemis Calliste (Greek)

23rd

St. Clement's Day
Wayland's Day (Norse)

24th

Adar Jashan (Japanese)
Feast of Burning Lamps (Egyptian)

25th

St. Catherine's Day
Feast of Santa Catalina de Alejandria (Mexican)
Persephone's Day (Greek)
Women's Merrymaking Day

26th

Paracelsus' Birthday (Swiss)
Festival of the Lights (Tibetan)

27th

Thanksgiving Day (U.S. of A.)
Day of Parvati-Devi (Indian)

28th

Day of Sophia (Greek)
Sekmet's Day (Egyptian)

29th

New Moon
Sons of Saturn Festival (Roman)
Minerva's Day (Roman)

30th

Skadi's Day (Scottish)
Andros' Day (Greek)
St. Andrew's Day
Day of Mawu (African)