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Equinox to Easter Eggs: Unpacking Spring's Secrets

Equinox to Easter Eggs: Unpacking Spring's Secrets

Update: 2024-03-26
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🎙️ This episode, we’re breaking down the pagan roots of Easter and why everything seems to be about eggs and bunnies! 🐣 But we're curious - what unusual Easter traditions do you have or know about?




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In this episode of Bloom in Full Color, hosts Jennifer Moss and Atom Thompson explore the pagan roots of Easter, the symbolism behind Easter eggs and bunnies, and the significance of the Spring Equinox. They delve into the etymology of the word 'Easter,' the cycles of nature, and how these are reflected in human traditions and rituals. The conversation also touches on broader topics such as personal spirituality, public misconceptions about paganism, and the cultural significance of seasonal changes. Additionally, they humorously discuss personal anecdotes, opinions on pastel colors, and the erroneous classification of Pluto as a non-planet. The episode is filled with playful banter, insightful discussions about the origins of Easter traditions, and encouragement for listeners to celebrate in their own unique ways.




00:17  Embracing Disruption


01:01  Pagan Roots of Easter


03:04  Significance of Equinoxes


08:52  Tradition of Burning Socks


11:10  Easter Aesthetics


11:36  Easter Eggs and Bunnies


14:23  Hare King


17:48  Puppy Season


19:11  Moon's Influence


20:16  Exploring Pagan Rituals


25:38  Navigating Emotional and Planetary Shifts


30:07  The Colorful World of Gardening


33:16  Easter Celebrations and Unconventional Ideas


36:20  Concluding Thoughts

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Equinox to Easter Eggs: Unpacking Spring's Secrets

Equinox to Easter Eggs: Unpacking Spring's Secrets

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