Pagan Date: Eostara

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In the southern hemisphere, today marks the date of the Spring Equinox, also know n as Eostara. This is a time to celebrate new beginnings, regeneration, growth and the conception of new ideas. The venerable Bede mentions the name in reference to Eostre, the Germanic goddess of spring. In the northern hemisphere this rite coincides with Easter, but down here we celebrate it during the opposite part of the wheel of the year. 

Eostara 

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