Everyone who wishes to celebrate Ostara with a joint Magical Ritual—I invite you to join! Ostara is the festival of the Spring Equinox, a special time in the annual cycle. Day and night are equal in length, marking the final turn toward spring. Throughout history and across cultures, the Spring Equinox has been celebrated as a time of rebirth and renewal, shedding the unnecessary and embracing the winds
An interesting and vibrant week lies ahead, filled with the transitional energies of the Spring Equinox—Ostara—and the transformations of the Eclipse Corridor. The energies of this week call us to reflect on the journey we have taken so far, now that we have made our transition. It’s a time to look back, express gratitude for everything that has shaped you, and acknowledge what has brought you to where you are
One of the symbols of Ostara is the March Hare. In ancient times, hares were considered quite strange, magical creatures; they were called “the one who makes you fear” and “the one who has seventy-five other names.” In medieval Europe, the March Hare was the main symbol not only of fearlessness but also of fertility. And it’s true—by freeing ourselves from the fears that hold us back, we open up
Even though we have just entered the Eclipse Corridor, we are already met with intriguing currents that aid our movement through it—more active than expected. The Moon of Awakening gifts us so much energy this weekend that it feels as though we can move mountains, cross seas, and rise above the clouds. And indeed, we can. The magical doors of these days open with the help of self-sufficiency and