Pagan easter

"The Pagan Origins of Easter"

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

Pagan Easter traditions actually date back before Christianity existed. And some of these traditions are the reason why eggs and bunnies are such a big part of this holiday.

Easter is a Christian holiday that has pagan roots. Pagans have long celebrated the spring equinox which occurs in March. Check out our blog to learn more. Spring celebrations were centered around fertility, rebirth, and resurrection. Animals were being born, flowers were emerging, and the world was coming back to life.

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.

Eostre, the Saxon goddess of spring is believed to once have ressurected a dead bird as a hare. Thus creating the Easter bunny as we know it.

Easter vs Ostara – Witchcraft & Pagan Lifestyle Blog, The Magick Kitchen

“#ResurrectionSunday celebrates a historic event. It happened today. Or any Sunday from 3/22 to 4/25. Happy Easter!”

Ostara is the celebration of the first day of Spring and is one of eight sabbats on the pagan Wheel of the Year. Although it shares many symbols with the Christian holiday Easter, Ostara has ancient roots in Norse culture. When is Ostara? Ostara is generally held at the time of the spring equinox; that...