Has anyone celebrated Ostara? Is any Menewshan a Pagan? Would you like to share the traditions? I've heard of them, but I don't look too far into it. It's similar to the secular Easter celebrations isn't it? With the rabbit and the eggs and such...

It's basically with the Spring Equinox the light takes over again, and there's also all the birth such as baby chickies and such. Eostara was most a goddess of fertility I bet my buttons.

My 'religion' is non denominational Christian so I'm not too familiar with other pantheons however,;
my 'spirituality' or how I go about things incoroperates much eclectic (pick and choose) Wiccca, celebrating the wheel of the year (and realising truly how much the 'Church' stole).

Fertility. Life. Perect time to celebrate Jesus coming back to life, ne? -rolls eyes- The early 'Church' founders had no shame. By non-denominational I mean I don't associate with a specific 'church'.

oi I'm a pagan I only really celebrate yule tho haha. There's rituals and feasts tho for each Equinox.

I just think that most religion's are a waste of time :I

ya that's kind of why I only do yule but almost everything is a waste of time so is playing video games all day but I so enjoy doing that hahaha. Unless your getting money from doing it then what isn't a waste of time lol

Nothing it a waste of time if you learn something from it. :) I's why we're here. To learn and grow as people and souls.

oh right I totally forgot about learning lmao! true that >_> Knowledge is like spiritual currency

I'm an eclectic Wiccan ^^ my celebrations take place over spring solstice/Ostara and Beltane. I don't celebrate many, if any, of the sabbats in accordance with "traditions", as my path tends to be quite different from others. For Ostara I had a small ritual, a bonfire, laid out milk and honey for the returning Seelie and drank white wine (probably a bit too much, lol).

happy Ostra