Resurrecting the Goddess The True Witches Easter
The Hidden History, Dark Myths, and Magickal Roots of Spring’s Sacred Turning In the wheel of the year, Ostara—what many know as the Spring Equinox—holds an uncanny power. It’s a liminal space where light and dark balance in perfect harmony, but just for a moment. For witches, mystics, and those who walk the path between worlds, this isn’t just about flowers and baby bunnies—it’s about thresholds, old gods, fertility rites, and the return of shadowed light. It’s no coincidence that modern Easter and ancient Ostara overlap. Strip away the pastel paint and commercial sheen, and what you’ll find is a tapestry woven with forgotten deities, blood-soaked fertility rituals, and the divine dance of resurrection. Let’s take a walk down the shadowed garden path… --- The Goddess Behind the Veil: Ēostre and the Spirit of Rebirth Though Ēostre (or Ostara) is scarcely documented, her essence lingers like incense smoke in early dawn. A goddess of spring, dawn, and fertility, s...
