Magick: How To Hold an Ostara Ritual for Solitaries

Thursday, March 17, 2011

Magick: How To Hold an Ostara Ritual for Solitaries

For those who are interested in Magick. Are you a solitary practitioner? Patti Wigington offers an Ostara ritual designed for Solitaries. Enjoy!

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How To Hold an Ostara Ritual for Solitaries

By Patti Wigington

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Celebrate the return of spring with a simple ritual that honors the earth, the sun, and the Divine itself. - Image © Nick White/Getty Images

Ostara is a time of balance. It is a time of equal parts light and dark. At Mabon, we have this same balance, but the light is leaving us. Today, six months later, it is returning. Spring has arrived, and with it comes hope and warmth. Deep within the cold earth, seeds are beginning to sprout. In the damp fields, the livestock are preparing to give birth. In the forest, under a canopy of newly sprouted leaves, the animals of the wild ready their dens for the arrival of their young. Spring is here.

Difficulty: Average
Time Required: Varied
Here's How:

For this ritual, you'll want to decorate your altar with symbols of the season. Think about all the colors you see in nature at this time of year -- bright daffodils, crocuses, plump tulips, green shoots -- and incorporate them into your altar. This is also a time of fertility in the natural world -- the egg is the perfect representation of this aspect of the season. Symbols of young animals such as lambs, chicks, and calves are also great altar adornments for Ostara.
In addition, you'll need the following: Three candles...

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