Great Day And Celebration Of Ostara

Today is the first day of spring and the celebration of Ostara. Each year around March 20, Pagans celebrate Ostara. This is a celebration marking the beginning of spring. Ostara is named in honor of the German goddess called Eostre, the goddess of fertility, associated with new life. Pagan traditions celebrate Ostara in many ways, including the blessing and starting seeds at Ostara! There is not much known about Eostre, her only expense was found in the eighth century, where the artist claims that Eostur-monath was in April and held a celebration in her honor was soon replaced with the celebration of "Easter month." He describes the month and goddess: "Eosturmonath has a name that is being translated as" Easter month, and which was once called after the goddess of the name Eostre, in whose honor to celebrate the holidays this month. Now they designate that Paschal season of her name, naming the new rite of joy from the time the name of the old rites. " Today, her name is now passed to an asteroid - 343 Ostara, musical groups and a series of books.