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Although it may still be chilly in many regions, this time is the official beginning of spring in the Northern Hemisphere â it is the Vernal (Spring) Equinox, the moment of exact balance between the light and the dark.
Ostara, which intertwines with the spring equinox, is the second of three spring festivals on the Wheel of the Year. Coming in between Imbolc and Beltane.
While Imbolc tells us that the winter has come to an end and spring is coming, March IS spring.
Now is a time to celebrate that being outside is starting to be more of a pleasure and that the sun finally has some warmth again.
It is a time for celebrating the balance between extremes that is found amid the seasons.
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Earlier this pandemic winter we have explored our way through different forms of reaching out to you all. Weâve gone from an evening with food, drinks and music. To a podcast. To an evening combining music with the concept of a podcast. And now weâre returning back to the source of it all â the expression through music. Both sung, performed as a dance, shown through visuals and played in dj-sets.
Come join us digitally at our new location, for a whole evening of celebrating the light through music.
During the night:
19.00 Intro
19.30 Alexander Timarsson
20.30 FjÀder
21.30 Ostara ceremony
22.15 Flammentanz live
23.15 Nowhere Island
00.15 Outro
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A gentle reminder of why it can be beneficial for you to think of the year in relation to these events.
According to the pagan wheel of the year there are 8 marks for celebrations throughout the year. Four bigger ones (solstices and equinoxes), and four smaller (âin betweensâ).
â The Transformation (Samhain), which is 31st of October
â The Rest (Yule) 21 December
â The Spark (Imbolc) 1 February
â The Promise (Ostara) 21 March
â The Glow (Beltane) 1 May
â The Light (Litha) 22 June
â The Abundance (Lammas) 1 August
â The Harvest (Mabon) 23 September
Each and every one with different meanings. Designed to draw one's attention to what one has gained and lost in the cyclical turn of the year. If you align your life according to these events for a couple of years, you will notice how you are following the changes of the season in a different way than before. This can be especially rewarding if you live in an urban environment or donât get out into nature that often. Youâll be able to reflect over the different meanings of each event and harmonise your own inner and outer rhythm to the wheel of the year and the changes of nature.
We need these cycles to alternate between inhaling and exhaling, between rest and activity. To be here and now, reflect over the past and get inspired by the future!
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