Other Ideas for the Season
Our path is one of doing.
A living tradition practiced and evolved yet rooted in thousands of years of wisdom and direct experience, developed from relationships with the local Spirits of the Land, The Gods and Goddesses that dwell there and our Ancestors, our Bone Kin.
It's full of story myths and folklore of those ancestors, coming from the fabric of the very land we stand on..
For the blood and bone of our ancestors, become a part of the land, they become a part of the Story.. The Eddas and the Sagas.
Symbols of Ostara
Colours: Green, pink, blue, red, yellow, white
Foods: Hot cross buns , honey, mead, sprouted greens, baked goods, wild garlic
Stones: Aquamarine, amethyst, rose quartz, jade, green aventurine, clear quartz, pink tourmaline, pyrite
Symbols: Rabbits, eggs, spring flowers, lambs, clover, baskets, ribbons, hares, wells , springs
Flowers & Plants: primroses, daffodils, crocus, tulips, three cornered leek, wild garlic
Deities: Brigid, Isis, Eostre, Adonis,
Brigid's Message
Start simple, very simple, and build from there.
Find a place where you can be undisturbed, a place that feels good, and bring a small offering. Find a tree, a lake, a stone that gives you a good feeling, and think of it as a meeting place.
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Ways to Celebrate Ostara
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Planting seeds for a vegetable garden or flower garden
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Spring clean your house
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Decorate an Ostara altar to honour your goddess of choice
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Make egg based dishes and dessert (custard pie, frittatas, egg salad, etc…)
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Take a nature walk with loved ones and look for signs of spring
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Host a tea party with a springtime theme
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Egg folk art
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Take time to meditate/journal and think about your intentions for the next few weeks as it relates to the goals you want to achieve