You know, in all this Christian hu88u8 nonsense, I almost forgot to talk a8out something I find even more interesting. The spring equinox! Earth only has one spring during their planetary rotation, and the day that the day and night cycle are perfectly 8alanced is considered to 8e of great sym8olic significance. (Similar to dates where the dim/dark seasons are symmetrical.) One particular holiday of note is related to the Neopagan cele8ration called Ostara, a spring festival in honor of the goddess Ēostre. I'm sure you see the linguistic parallels here. It is a holiday in which one can make various good luck charms that can hopefully grant them fortune from the goddess, as well as give tri8ute to the 8ounty of springtime. Naturally, there is extensive academic de8ate on the validity of this goddess' existence, 8ut there is no arguing that o8servation of the spring equinox is recognized around the world!
T)(is is suc)( GR--EAT information about --Eart)( and )(uman traditions. You've got me )(OOK--ED. 38D
I try my 8est to stay informed on such matters.Humankind is actually the most 8izarrely enticing cultural melting pot, which makes sense given their species' predilections. It makes trollkind seem so much more homogenous 8y comparison, no? Pros and cons of 8oth, of course, 8ut from a scholarly perspective it's all very neat.
Conc)(sider me a student and )(appy to read all of t)(is for some extra at )(ive sc)(oolfeeding. Let's see w)(at we can learn.
hehe, gosh, i'm learning more about that from you than i did growing up.
I'm a 8it of an anthropology nerd, in case you couldn't tell. When you have as much time on your hands as I do, you start looking for ways to pass that time without resorting to 8aser impulses.
EARTH IS SO INTERESTING. THANK YOU FOR SHARING.
Alternian culture has a lot of hidden nuances that aren't o8vious at first glance. Your 8est 8et would 8e to study 8y 8oth location and 8loodcaste.