Greening The Easter Bunny
Easter is the most important religious feast of the Christian year. But as with many other Christian events, the celebration of Easter extends beyond the church. Ancient civilizations celebrated Spring by feasting with family and friends, and pagan fertility traditions and symbols have, over the centuries, become part of Easter celebrations.
However, for many people today, it is just another commercial opportunity, benefiting greeting card and candy manufacturers. Unfortunately, most families’ Easter celebrations are also orgies of excess packaging and unhealthy eating, tempting some to try to ignore it altogether. But the season is fun for many children and invites those of us in the northern hemisphere to be optimistic about life and renewal, a sentiment that is much needed these days. In that spirit, here are some thoughts about creating a greener, healthier and more meaningful Easter, whether or not you celebrate the religious aspect of the occasion.
Eggs have been symbols of Spring probably since the beginning of human civilization. Full Story
Related: religion, wicca, pagan, spells
However, for many people today, it is just another commercial opportunity, benefiting greeting card and candy manufacturers. Unfortunately, most families’ Easter celebrations are also orgies of excess packaging and unhealthy eating, tempting some to try to ignore it altogether. But the season is fun for many children and invites those of us in the northern hemisphere to be optimistic about life and renewal, a sentiment that is much needed these days. In that spirit, here are some thoughts about creating a greener, healthier and more meaningful Easter, whether or not you celebrate the religious aspect of the occasion.
Eggs have been symbols of Spring probably since the beginning of human civilization. Full Story
Related: religion, wicca, pagan, spells


















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