Eostre goddess

It’s pretty easy to see that Easter has pagan origins. Just look at how the date for Easter is determined. It’s the first Sunday after the Paschal full moon. If that doesn’t sound pagan, please tell me what does.

Eostre, the Germanic Goddess of Spring, Fertility and Renewal. Artwork by Thalia Took.

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Ostara is the radiant goddess of spring, celebrated in Anglo Saxon and Germanic mythology as a symbol of renewal, fertility, and the awakening of nature. Associated with the vernal equinox, Ostara heralds the arrival of longer days and the rebirth of life after the dormancy of winter. Here Ostara is adorned with pink flowers and surrounded by golden yellow eggs. She embodies the essence of rosy youthfulness, radiating warmth and vitality. The hare or (in later mythology) Easter bunny…

by Maria Ede-Weaving

These are the kinds of historic descriptions you can find within the "Easter Colouring book with old Easter symbols." Here, is an explanation about the Spring Goddess Eostre and her connections to Easter and the Vernal Equinox.

Ostara, the Spring Goddess. Germanic Mythology. Fertility, Renewal, Rebirth. Easter, Equinox. Correspondences, Symbols, Offerings. Deity

Heather Mahler on Instagram: “Eostre goddess of dawn. 🌷 I love to draw Eostre as I relax Easter Sunday morning. Here’s some history on today. Ōstarmānod is German for…”