May we fill your Easter with happiness and blessings
HAPPY EASTER.
The Paschal Full Moon Mount Abu.
What is the significance of the Easter full moon? The Paschal Full Moon occurs between March 21 and April 25 and is the first full moon after the spring equinox. The Paschal Full Moon is so named because it decides the date of Easter Sunday. In early Christianity, the tradition originated from the overlap of Easter and the Jewish festival of Passover, as Jesus was crucified during that period. Because the Jewish calendar is based on the lunar cycle, the full moon determines the Passover date. To be consistent with Passover, they utilised the Paschal Full Moon to calculate Easter's date. Instead of the Julian calendar, the Gregorian calendar is now used for computation.
Today, many cultures worldwide widely recognize the Easter egg and the Easter bunny as symbols of Easter.
They connect the Easter egg and Easter bunny with the onset of spring as symbols of fresh life and fertility. Eggs, representing new life and rebirth, have been a sign in different societies for thousands of years, including Christianity.
The Easter bunny's origins may be traced back to Germanic pagan customs in which the hare or rabbit was a symbol of fertility and new birth. German immigrants brought the Easter rabbit custom to America in the 18th century and became famous, especially among young people. Today, they recognise the Easter egg and rabbit as Easter symbols in many countries throughout the world.
