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Hide the Eggs From Jesus Day...

McBell

McBell

Unbound
herushura said:
Easter was a tradition thats traced to the egytpian, did you know altars in old churches, fact the east, so they can prey in the east.

EAST-ER, the sun in the east wasnt hijacked, but was one and the same tradition.

The East zodiac is the lamb, and it rises on the spring equinox, thus the caned term Lamb of god, or Lamb/aries of the sun.
which comes out from easter.

on the opposite is Virgo the virgin, who gaves birth to the sunman during autumn, Aquarius the water baptism who baptises the Sun, when its starts its northenly journey, after being born a virgo.
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I would be most interested in a link to a website that further explains this.
 
Father Heathen

Father Heathen

Veteran Member
herushura said:
Easter was a tradition thats traced to the egytpian, did you know altars in old churches, fact the east, so they can prey in the east.

EAST-ER, the sun in the east wasnt hijacked, but was one and the same tradition.

The East zodiac is the lamb, and it rises on the spring equinox, thus the caned term Lamb of god, or Lamb/aries of the sun.
which comes out from easter.

on the opposite is Virgo the virgin, who gaves birth to the sunman during autumn, Aquarius the water baptism who baptises the Sun, when its starts its northenly journey, after being born a virgo.
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Actually, the name came from this goddess: Ēostre - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 
herushura

herushura

Active Member
Father Heathen said:
Actually, the name came from this goddess: Ēostre - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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They are hundred of names for the goddess.

Aostre, Isis, Ishtar, hathor, ashoreth, astarte, aphrodite, venus, tiamat, gaia, eve, innanna, ixchel, hera, diana, mayr, maya, mary, demeter, yashoda, bithia.

The name "A'ostra", is closely, related to ashoreth, pheoneticly.

the name Isis, or "IS" can be spelt "OS,YS,IS,AS,US,ES,OSH,YSH,ISH,ASH,USH,ESH,AOS"

The goddess as two roles, one The Consort, and two the God bearer or both.

For example, jesus is often called being one and the same as god.
but if Jesus is God, and Mary is his mother, and God is his father.

Then mary is Jesus's consort and mother at the same time.
This is the same concept is same as (Horus-Osiris-Isis)
 
9-10ths_Penguin

9-10ths_Penguin

1/10 Subway Stalinist
Premium Member
rojse said:
There's no better way to celebrate the death and rebirth of Jesus than watching a movie involving a large gorilla.
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Just as rabbit eggs are the universal symbol of the death and resurrection of a deity, large gorillas are the universal symbol of good value and cost-effectiveness in journeys and transportation... this is why inflated ones are often found on top of used car dealerships.
 
Falvlun

Falvlun

Earthbending Lemur
Premium Member
herushura said:
on the opposite is Virgo the virgin, who gaves birth to the sunman during autumn, Aquarius the water baptism who baptises the Sun, when its starts its northenly journey, after being born a virgo.
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It doesn't make sense that the sun would be born in autumn, since the strength of the sun wanes following September. You would hope that a newborn would be getting stronger and not weaker. :shrug:

Unless, of course, the sun was born in Australia...
 
Charity

Charity

Let's go racing boys !
Falvlun said:
It doesn't make sense that the sun would be born in autumn, since the strength of the sun wanes following September. You would hope that a newborn would be getting stronger and not weaker. :shrug:

Unless, of course, the sun was born in Australia...
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As long as the sun doesn't melt my Reeses Peanut Butter eggs....:eek:
 
9-10ths_Penguin

9-10ths_Penguin

1/10 Subway Stalinist
Premium Member
I'm just un-burying this thread to let everyone know that ever since Mestemia introduced me to the term, I can't help but think of Easter as "Hide the Eggs from Jesus Day".

:D
 
Quagmire

Quagmire

Imaginary talking monkey
Staff member
Premium Member
We hide the eggs because they're rainbow colored, and thus an abomination.

Then we eat massive amounts of chocolate to symbolize the overcoming of darkness.

Then we honor rabbits because of a slight miss by the early interpreters of ancient Hebrew.

Then we give everybody a day off because we don't want people operating heavy machinery when they're this confused.
 
Sees

Sees

Dragonslayer
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outhouse

outhouse

Atheistically
We hide eggs because the kids love it.

We put presents under the tree because kids love it.


How much is it really about religion anymore?? That's the beauty, atheist can enjoy it and live the mythology as well, and if your religious you can add all of that as you feel the need.
 
Sees

Sees

Dragonslayer
outhouse said:
We hide eggs because the kids love it.

We put presents under the tree because kids love it.


How much is it really about religion anymore?? That's the beauty, atheist can enjoy it and live the mythology as well, and if your religious you can add all of that as you feel the need.
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I agree....it's all about celebrating life. It's a human thing and you don't have to see things the same way. Holidays are primarily immersing yourself in life, sharing with people in your life, etc. A time to be thankful for what you got and be a little more optimistic and joyous than usual.

The hangups people have over them now is pretty sad. :sad4:
 
Saint Frankenstein

Saint Frankenstein

Here for the ride
Premium Member
I just see Easter as a joyous celebration of the fertility and flourishing of life on the planet after its winter hibernation and death. :)
 
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