Ostara Religion

Like Easter, Ostara is another name for the spring Equionx which we celebrate on March 21st, but unlike easter which is on a diffferent day Ostara is celebrated in almost the same way. Though We live in different hemispheres there is a spring Equinox and in the northern part the Spring Equinox is around March 20th or th 21st but in the southern it is around September 23rd. Ostara is called Easter in the christian religion sadly they do not know the whole story behind it so lets get some insight to it.

This is a time that christians celebrate the return of Jesus, and this is on the first Sunday after the full moon that is around March 21st. Children and adults would color eggs and then given as gifts for prosperity and abundance with the year
Traditional foods were made to eat pagans eating the This is the time when fresh greens and the early vegetables are in steady grow; dandelion greens, nettles, asparagus, and many other greens but as some would fast during this time as a way to say thank you for all that they were given. As it happens now adays some witches or pagans follow or include the fairy lore of the Celtic countries. This could include leaveing food and drink for the fairies on these get togethers it is said that if you do not leave these gifts for the fairies that they will give you nothing but sabotage in our daily lives. For Wiccans and some other Pagans, Ostara is the day when the Goddess and God join together in
At this time is when the grass and leaves and flowers grow as well as crops and babies because of the power of the God and Goddess. A Goddess from the German folklore is where the name is thought to have evolved from, but from Jakob Grimm's Deutsche Mythologies, Eostre is the Goddess of spring and also a Goddess Eostre was known by the Venerable Bede was said to have been known. Bede is also sometimes intertwined with Eostre. Animals: Cougar, hedgehog, boar,sea crow,sea eagle and trees were alder and dogwood. Flowers: Jonquil, daffodil, violet all these things have something to do with march rather it be the god the goddess the month or just the day. With one piece of evidence of Eostre existing which is a passing in Bede's The Reckoning of Time, it is said that the lunar month of Eosturmonath "was once called after a Goddess named Eostrewhich is who we