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Festivity
- Easter Bunnies |
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Easter
bunny is the symbol originated with the
pagan festival of Easter. It has an origin
to the Anglo Saxon goddess named Eostre
or Easter, the Germanic
Goddess of fertility. She symbolizes springtime,
new growth and rebirth. (Easter means the Resurrection
of Jesus Christ or Jesus’ victory over death
or rebirth.)
 Goddess
Eostre was always seen with her bunny
and that bunny laid the colored eggs. Easter bunny
became an important symbol of modern day Easter
celebrations, especially in Germany, as "Easter
hare" laid coloured eggs for children!
It is believed that the first edible Easter
bunnies were made in Germany during the
early 1800s, and it was made of pastry
and sugar. People now baked cakes for
Easter in the shape of hares, and make chocolate
bunnies and eggs.
Easter Bunny is made with the delicious, super-fresh
milk chocolate with glittering colours like silver
or golden and in different shapes. Gold
bunnies are always attractive and sure
to add a little extra class to any Easter basket.
Dark Chocolate Easter Bunny is
also having a Classic look. |
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There
are many Easter
Symbols like Easter Bunnies, Easter
Eggs, Easter Cross, Easter Lilies, Easter candles,
etc and each of them have many legends; some are
fantastic.
Easter Cross is a symbol that
reminds us sacrifices of Jesus, the blood that
Jesus had shed in lieu of the sins committed by
mankind.
Easter lily is the flower signifies
purity. The churches are beautified with flower
vases stocked with gorgeous white lilies. Also
on the Easter day, the cross is beautified with
fresh white lilies.
Easter candles, especially the
Paschal candles are lighted on
the Easter day. These Easter candles represent
the light of God and also symbolize the
Jesus's return to life. |
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