Vernal equinox

::: ART BY MYSTIC MAMMA *LIMITED EDITION* Prints Mounted with wood Edge ::: Equinox is the point when the Sun crosses the equator and everywhere on Earth day and night are approximately of equal length. Symbolically, it can be viewed as the point when day meets night, where opposites meet on equal ground, where we can integrate the duality within the oneness of existence. The ancients, who knew themselves to be at one with the Earth, honored these planetary shifts as important reflections…

Earths seasons Illumination of the earth during various seasons The Earths movement around the Sun Top position vernal equinox Bottom autumnal equinox Left summer solstice Right winter solstice. Download a free preview or high-quality Adobe Illustrator (ai), EPS, PDF vectors and high-res JPEG and PNG images.

Embrace renewal with 'Celebrating Ostara: What it is & How to Celebrate it' 🌼🐣. Dive into the vernal equinox, a time of balance and rebirth. Discover customs, symbols, and rituals to honor this spring festival. Perfect for those seeking to align with the earth's awakening and the blossoming of new life. 🌷✨ #OstaraJoy #SpringEquinox

Traditionally, on Groundhog Day, Punxsutawney Phil comes out of his burrow - or doesn't - to predict six more weeks of winter - or an early spring.

Common wisdom suggests that day and night on the equinox are of equal length. However, the day is slightly longer than the night at most locations on Earth.

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Happy Spring! Happy Vernal Equinox! May you all have a fun, happy, and fruitful season! In ancient Celtic culture, the arrival of spring was undoubtedly a significant time, as it heralded the return of longer days, warmer weather, and the renewal of life in the natural world. Although specific rituals or customs related to Ostara may not be well-documented, it is likely that ancient Celts engaged in various practices to honor and celebrate the changing seasons. One common theme associated…