Spring Equinox
Spring Equinox also know as Ostara is quickly approaching, so here’s a few ways to celebrate.
Spring is the time for change, and new beginnings. Start the season off with a good clean, I recommend giving a good clean to your altar, and maybe even your bedroom. Also try to get a little organizing done to.
Now’s about the time of year I start spending more time out in nature trying to connect with it, since I’ve been for the most part inside all winter. Visit your local park and take a stroll or bring a book and read outside. Start a garden. Or just take lunch outside.
How are gonna celebrate?
As the Spring Equinox arrives, it signifies a time of balance and new beginnings. To celebrate, consider engaging in activities that promote awareness and connection with your surroundings. Start by decluttering your home—this act not only refreshes your space but also clears mental clutter. Incorporate energetic cleansings, such as smudging with sage or using essential oils, to set positive intentions for the season. Next, embrace the beauty of nature by planting seeds, each representing a personal goal or aspiration. Whether they are literal seeds in a garden or metaphorical seeds of ambition, nurturing them fosters growth. Spending time outdoors is vital, so take walks in local parks, savor a meal outside, or create a nature mandala, harmonizing with the earth. Explore your creative side—perhaps by arranging flowers or establishing new daily routines that prioritize joy. Watch the sunrise or sunset, allowing natural beauty to inspire gratitude and mindfulness. Lastly, invite friends or family over to celebrate the Equinox together, sharing meals and stories that honor the season's themes of balance and renewal. By participating in these rituals, you align with the spirit of Ostara and cultivate harmony in all areas of life.
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