Ostara Ritual 2023 – Reconnecting With Nature
byIn 2023, the spring equinox, known across the civilized world as Ostara, falls on March 20th. All things will be in balance and the…
Ostara
Ostara marks the point of balance in the turning year, when day and night stand equal and the momentum of growth becomes visible in the land. Observed at the Spring Equinox, it reflects emergence, fertility, and renewal no longer hidden beneath the surface. Fields green, animals stir, and seeds break open, shifting life from preparation into expression. Rooted in agricultural awareness and seasonal observation, Ostara honors growth, reproduction, and the fragile equilibrium that allows life to move forward. It is a season of becoming, when the promise of earlier months begins to take form.
Ostara 2022 – The Time of the Maiden Goddess
byIn 2022, Ostara falls on March 20th. Ostara is also the Spring or Vernal equinox; when night and day are equal. For on this…
The Pagan Origins of Easter
byAlmost every modern Christian holiday has it’s root in ancient pagan practices. Christmas was a byproduct of the ancient celebration called Yule. Halloween is…
Ostara Ritual – Blessing the Elements of Springtime
byIn the Northern Hemisphere, Ostara falls on March 20th this year. This event is commonly known as the March Equinox or Vernal Equinox and…
Ostara 2020 – Seasons Change and So Do We
byIn 2020, Ostara (also called the spring or vernal equinox) falls on Thursday, March 19, which is earlier than it’s been in more than…
Ostara 2019 – Spring Equinox & Full Moon – A Night to Remember
byOstara, also known as the Spring Equinox and the Vernal Equinox arrives on March 20th this year and coincides with a full moon. The…
Ostara 2018 – The Rebirthing Ritual
byOstara is the celebration of the spring equinox. Its origin, like many other pagan celebrations is Celtic and Anglo-Saxon. Ostara was later “Christianized” into…
Ostara Ritual – A Spring Equinox Celebration
byOstara is the celebration of the spring equinox. Its origin, like many other pagan celebrations is Celtic and Saxon. It was later “Christianized” into…