Ostara is coming soon. And looking at Ostara, I looked at The Prophecy Of The Sybill from the Ancient Norse. One of the special things that happens at Ragnarok is that Odin's son Baldur returns from the dead. Not only that, but Baldur rules following his father's death at Ragnarok. There is also mention of a great hall built, where the deserving will live happily until the end of time. Does that sound familiar? If you've explored other spiritual paths, you'll be familiar with the story of a god's son who dies and will return when the so-called end-times have arrived. It's especially well-known among the Christians but even if they like to think they have an exclusive on that, they don't. So, what can be said about two stories sounding so similar but they were created so long ago and so far apart that it is unlikely that the originating cultures had much awareness of each other. And this brings us to one more thing we can learn from Ostara Blessed Be!
