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Ostara—Spring Equinox

Ostara—Spring Equinox

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Ostara, observed at the Spring Equinox and traditionally celebrated over four days, marks the sacred balance of light and dark as day and night stand equal. Rooted in ancient seasonal rites and later woven into the Pagan Wheel of the Year, this festival honors the renewal of life, fertility, and the reawakening of growth after winter’s stillness.


Often associated with the spring goddess known as Ostara, symbols such as eggs, hares, and early blossoms reflect possibility and new beginnings. This threshold in the year is considered especially potent for seed planting and setting goals aligned with nature’s cycle of return, expansion, and creation.

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Season

Spring
Herbs and scents:

Myrrh - Used for love, fertility, and rebirth



Bergamot is an ideal essential oil for Spring Equinox (Ostara) rituals, as its bright, citrusy scent aligns with the themes of renewal, purification, and the welcoming of longer, lighter days. As a symbol of joy and confidence, it helps shake off the stagnation of winter. 



Rosemary is a potent herb for Spring Equinox (Ostara) rituals, symbolizing new beginnings, purification, and memory. It is used to cleanse spaces of winter’s stagnant energy, enhance creativity, and honor the growing sun.



Lavender is a premier herb for Spring Equinox (Ostara) rituals, symbolizing purification, balance, and gentle transition from winter to spring. It is used to cleanse spaces of stagnant energy, promote relaxation, and align with the season's harmonious, blooming energy. 



Jasmine is ideal for Spring Equinox (Ostara) rituals, symbolizing love, purification, and new beginnings. It is used to enhance spiritual energy, attract prosperity, and honor the season of renewal.


Cedar is a potent, purifying, and protective element for Spring Equinox (Ostara) rituals, used to clear stagnant winter energy and welcome new growth.

Immortelle, the “Everlasting” flower, symbolizes renewal, resilience, and rebirth, making it perfect for Spring Equinox rituals. Its golden blooms and warm, honeyed scent evoke sunlight and vitality, while traditionally it’s used for healing, protection, and spiritual clarity, supporting growth, manifestation, and the clearing of old energy.

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