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  1. Otherworldly Oracle
    https://otherworldlyoracle.com/ostaras-meaning-traditions-ritual

    Ostara's Meaning, Traditions & A Simple Ostara Ritual

    • The word Ostara originates from a Spring Goddess’s name—Eostre. The symbols of Ostara are uncannily similar to the traditions of the Christian holiday Easter. Why is this? To find Jesus’ Resurrection … See more

    Ostara Symbols and Traditions

    The Easter Bunny is an image on a pedestal with the likes of Santa Claus and The Tooth Fairy. But … See more

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    13 Simple Ways to Celebrate Ostara

    Celebrating Ostara and the Spring Equinox is as easy as going outside and enjoying the new season. But if you’re looking for a few simple ways to participate in this sabbat, her… See more

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    A Simple Ostara Ritual

    If you’re looking for simple Ostara rituals, here’s one of ours to adapt to fit your needs. On Ostara, stand outside somewhere private. Breathe in the air and remind you… See more

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    A Witch's Guide to Celebrating Ostara - 13 Moons
    Ostara, Spring Equinox, a Lesser Wiccan Sabbat is celebrated March 19-23 for the Northern Hemisphere and September 19-23 for the Southern Hemisphere. Ostara is an important ti…
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  1. Kenh14.vn
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    Những biểu tượng "thần thánh" trong lễ Phục Sinh - Kenh14.vn

  2. Magickal Spot
    https://magickalspot.com/ostara-deity

    Goddess Ostara: Who is She & How to Honor Her

    Dec 27, 2023 · Ostara is a Germanic goddess associated with springtime and fertility. She is celebrated in pagan and neopagan traditions as a symbol of the spring season’s renewal and growth. Ostara is often depicted as a youthful …

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  3. Báo Công an Nhân dân điện tử
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    Vì sao Thỏ đẻ con mà Lễ Phục sinh lại “toàn trứng”?

    Feb 4, 2018 · Khi Ostara tới, thần vô tình thấy một chú chim sắp chết vì hai cánh bị đóng băng. Cảm thương, Ostara bèn giải cứu, biến chú chim thành một con thỏ và giữ nó bên mình làm thú cưng.

  4. Library of Congress Blogs
    https://blogs.loc.gov/folklife/2016/04/ostara-and-the-hare

    Ostara and the Hare: Not Ancient, but Not As Modern As Some …

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  5. 13 Moons
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    A Witch's Guide to Celebrating Ostara - 13 Moons

    Mar 7, 2023 · Ostara, Spring Equinox, a Lesser Wiccan Sabbat is celebrated March 19-23 for the Northern Hemisphere and September 19-23 for the Southern Hemisphere. Ostara is an important time for witches and pagans.

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  6. Magickal Spot
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    Lovely Ostara Colors and How to Work With Them

    Oct 2, 2024 · Ostara, a celebration of the spring equinox in pagan and Wiccan traditions, embraces colors that reflect the essence of spring’s renewal. These lovely Ostara colors include pastel pink, symbolizing love and new beginnings; …

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  7. Magickal Spot
    https://magickalspot.com/ostara-holiday

    The Festival Ostara: What it is & How to Celebrate it

    Oct 2, 2024 · Ostara is a pagan festival celebrated during the spring equinox, typically around March 20th or 21st in the Northern Hemisphere. It signifies the beginning of spring and the balance between light and darkness as day and …

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  8. Library of Congress Blogs
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    Jacob Grimm | Folklife Today - Library of Congress Blogs

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  9. MSN
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    Ostara: uncovering Easter's ancient origins - MSN

    Ostara: uncovering Easter's ancient origins. Easter, in its modern form, is a celebration in Christianity symbolizing the resurrection of the son of God, Jesus Christ. But did you know this ...