Pagan easter traditions

Ostara

Pagan origins of Easter

The Witch of the Forest ☾ on Instagram: “🐇 O𝕤𝕥𝕒𝕣𝕒/M𝕒𝕓𝕠𝕟 🌾 Ostara and Mabon are upon us (tomorrow!), so here are a few ideas for rituals and activities to celebrate! For Ostara…”

It's officially SPRING!!! I have been feeling so over all the cold weather and grey skies! It's SO nice to finally feel the air warming up and see the SUN! This was our first year of celebrating Ostara and I had been SOO looking forward to it! Never heard of Ostara? Then before we get to…

Here are 13 simple ways to celebrate Ostara, the Spring Equinox. Welcome spring with these easy rituals and activities.

Easter is a Pagan Celebration Adopted by Roman Catholicism  .    Easter is Pagan 

Don’t get me wrong: I loved Easter as a child, and I admire beautiful religious traditions. But knowing the roots, seeing the broader picture and choosing for yourself is priceless🪶 What are you going to celebrate, and how? We are going to focus on bunnies this year (every year😅), because my kid loves rabbits, so Ostara is basically The Rabbit Day for him💕 Also, an important note: when I posted about this last year, a lot of people said that it wasn’t true and Christian Easter tradition…

The holiday called easter occurs in the spring. Christians claim that they make it about Jesus, but at its roots, it is a pagan holiday. It is about Ishtar, the goddess of fertility. Without gettin…

Easter is a Christian holiday that has pagan roots. Pagans have long celebrated the spring equinox which occurs in March. Read our blog to learn more about pagan spring traditions.

This Spring basket is great for any child during the Ostara Sabbat! Includes: Basket with Ostara Banner Mini besom (2) Chime Candles Packet of Seeds 5 Double Bloom Purple Angel Trumpet Seeds Tag 4 Hand painted terra cotta flower pot Stuffed bird (1) Gemstone Golden star ornament (2) Eggs Handmade Brigids cross Hand bell 16 Gemstone and pentagram necklace Handmade pin Bronze pentagram gemstone charm *Convo me for international shipping

On Ostara night write your intentions on an egg ~ then bury it.

Christians stole Easter from the Pagans, right? Right? What's a Christian witch to do? Actually, some of what you may know may not be true. Here's the real history of Easter.