>>22934415
You are one confused shill
Thanks for the giggles
>>22934424
.jpg's and a .jpeg?
How new are you?
Your images didn't show for me, just the Join or 404 graphics, just so you know
What is the Origin of Ostara?
The origin of Ostara, a festival marking the spring equinox, is rooted in Germanic traditions and mythology. Ostara derives its name from Eostre (or Ostara), a goddess associated with spring and possibly dawn, as mentioned by the Venerable Bede, an 8th-century English monk. However, concrete historical evidence for the widespread worship of Eostre is limited, with Bede’s account being one of the few references.
Eostre is believed to have been part of the Old High German and Anglo-Saxon pagan traditions, and her name is linguistically connected to the concept of the east and dawn, suggesting a deity symbolizing new beginnings and the awakening of nature. The month corresponding to April in Old English, “Eosturmonath,” was named after her, indicating a time for festivals and celebrations in her honor.
Symbols
Eggs: Symbolize fertility, new life, and the potential for growth.
Hares and rabbits: Represent fertility, abundance, and the energy of spring.
Flowers: Symbolize the blossoming of nature and the earth’s awakening.
Pagan Origins and Mythical Tales
The festival of Ostara, linked with the Germanic goddess Eostre, is rooted in ancient pagan traditions celebrating spring and fertility. The University of Florida’s Center for Children’s Literature recounts a myth where Eostre transforms a dying bird into a hare that brings rainbow-colored eggs each year. This tale, along with the writings of the 8th-century monk Bede, situates Ostara in a rich pagan heritage, though precise dating before the 1st century AD remains subject to scholarly debate.
Christian Adaptation and Syncretism (1st Century AD onwards)
As Christianity wove its way through history, Easter popped up to celebrate Jesus Christ’s big comeback, and guess what? It decided to throw in some classic pagan flair. We’re talking eggs and rabbits, folks—those timeless icons of fertility, fresh starts, and spring fever. Now, enter Ostara, sporting the same spring symbols but without the ancient creds. This mash-up shows how, when it comes to celebrating spring, everyone loves a good symbol of renewal. It’s like Easter raided the pagan symbol closet, and Ostara just couldn’t resist following suit.
More:
https://thebusypagan.com/pagan-holidays/ostara/
Ostara (Spring Equinox) – Pagan/Wiccan
Ostara, celebrated at the spring equinox, marks the beginning of the light half of the year and the arrival of spring. Ostara is celebrated by the coloring and decorating of eggs, planting of seeds, and performing rituals that honor the balance of light and dark.
More:
https://orsl.usc.edu/life/pagan-wicca-holy-days-calendar/
I'd say things have been better for me lately but much of that was actually putting in effort on my part
When I'm frustrated and down, along comes meme makers and shit posters on the Kun and all is well again
Once there was 24 hour coverage of bakers
To save bread space coordination was done on /comms/
Then the Dark Times
OSS and friends took and ran with the "Baker's Union" shit to usurp and take over
Bakers were harassed to the point where some just had to walk away
Other permabanned because they weren't DOARfags (the ones that thought all anons were gullible and stupid)
Arrogance led to sloppiness and QR was taken back away from them
Some bakers never returned
Their arrogance led to sloppiness and QR was taken back
>>22934643 (me)
Disregard duplicated last line please
I'm rather partial to Carlos Santana
Fine, Gabriel is all mine
Space Babe!
Not buying the "observation only" shit about Time Travel
Bone that babes that are actual women and the tits are prior to silicone
The song said the Music died
It just changed
When I did mess around with the Alternative History folks a topic was what would have happened if the "British Invasion" had gone nowhere
>>22934749
It's Saturday and you fucks are failing harder than SNL
It's like you fucks have almost the competency to collect the shopping carts at a Walmart