The Pagan Origins of Christmas and Easter
Always learning, always searching for answers to questions, perhaps holds true to you as it does to me. I gave up on the religion I was born in, the church, many years ago, I don’t know why or how it happened to me? Maybe it was the same repetitive teachings, I never really experienced any connection with myself or the universe by going for mass. Or perhaps it was the lack of being Christlike amongst people I interacted with, I’m not sure.
But that doesn’t mean I’m not attracted to Christ, I’m equally attracted to Jesus as I am to Buddha or any other teacher. I was recently reading about Christmas and the fact it really has nothing to do with the birth of Jesus and then I did a recent search on what exactly is Easter and its pretty fascinating on how Christianity still propagates Paganism in a way. When we celebrate Easter, do we know what the rabbit and eggs symbolize and do they actually have anything to do with Jesus’ resurrection? Its quite interesting to know where these symbols came from.
When the missionaries wanted to convert the Pagans to Christians they thought the easier way would be to incorporate some Pagan beliefs with the story of Christ. To understand more about this lets take a look at how it all began.
Ah the mushrooms we hang on the Christmas tree, never knew they were psychedelic mushrooms or basically entheogens. So this was something I wanted to dig a little deeper to read about the Santa Claus and Christmas. What I found not only was fascinating but opened up a new chapter for me.

Kamchatkan (Northeast Siberia) shamaness Tatiana Urkachan with fly-agaric mushrooms sometimes wore white fur around her Neck to Look More like the Mushroom

Mosaic of red mushrooms, found in the Christian Basilica of Aquileia in northern Italy, dating to before 330 AD.
These mushrooms have a deeper tryst with Christianity. Like its presence in a Mosaic in the Aquileia Basilica in Italy. While some go further to claim that the spiritual side of Christianity is derived from the use of these psychedelic Amanita mushrooms. In Magic Mushrooms in Religion and Alchemy, author Clark Heinrich interprets A. muscaria usage by Adam and Eve, Moses, Elijah and Elisha, Isaiah, Ezekiel, Jonah, Jesus and his disciples, and John of Patmos.
Well enough about mushrooms, now lets take a look at the video on how the celebration of Easter started.
You know for so many years I celebrated Easter thinking it was the resurrection of Christ, but when you read about the pagan roots of Easter. There are loads of site with information, but most of them seem to be quoting from the Bible and state the pagan roots are satanic. But I cannot disconnect myself from the cycles of nature and nor can any other animal.
But this also leads me to a larger question who is the real Christ, what was he like and what has man made of him?
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