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78The Origins of the Easter Rabbit
Like Christmas, Easter is a holiday that began as a Christian religious holiday and, over time evolved into a combination religious and secular holiday. Actually, many of the secular traditions associated...
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66Spring is sprung – and I love it!
I love the in-between seasons. I find gentle spring more appealing than its hot-blooded successor, summer. I find autumn more appealing than its austere successor, winter.
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63Groundhog Day 2009
Groundhogs began making predictions about the weather as far back as the 1800s. The most famous of groundhogs, Punxsutawney Phil is said to be the most accurate. Punxsutawney Phil was named after King...
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58April 22nd - Earth Day
Earth day on April 22 every yearThe Official Site - Spring/Vernal Equinox environment, nature, economy, peace, people, society, culture, education, entertainment, music, spirituality, lifestyle...Earth Day is...
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60Earth's Seasons and the 45th Parallel North
“Out of the shadows, and into the sun.” Michael Frank DeRita 1991 For those of us who live above the 45th Parallel North the changing of the seasons are really profound. The 45th Parallel North is a...
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80The Ley-Lines and Lost-Past of North Kent part 7
As revealed previously the landscape of Kent is divisible by the number seven- it's 1x7 miles from Canterbury to Whitstable, 2x7 miles from Canterbury to Folkestone, and 2x7 miles from Canterbury to Ramsgate...
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89Ostara and the Rites of Spring
Learn about the different cultural and spiritual celebrations of the Spring Equinox. Spring rituals, recipes and the history of Ostara, which later became Easter.
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62Ostara for Children
For many Pagans Ostara, or the Spring Equinox, is a time of renewal and rebirth. This Sabbat is a time of joy and blessings to be celebrated. It is a time when the sun moves into the sign of Aries, the first...
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