Rabbits and their long-eared cousins, hares, have long been connected to witchcraft and springtime magic. One of the most delightful sights is watching rabbits beneath the bird feeder or playfully chasing each other in the yard. 
Their joyful energy always brings a smile!
Their joyful energy always brings a smile!The hare is especially linked to the Goddess and lunar energies 
, making it a powerful symbol of fertility, abundance, and renewal. This is why rabbits and hares are central to Ostara, the spring equinox. 
Over time, as traditions blended, the rabbit became part of Easter celebrations 
—a surprising connection, considering its deep fertility symbolism! In the Chinese zodiac, those born under the Rabbit sign are known for their kindness, intuition, and gentle nature. 
, making it a powerful symbol of fertility, abundance, and renewal. This is why rabbits and hares are central to Ostara, the spring equinox. Over time, as traditions blended, the rabbit became part of Easter celebrations —a surprising connection, considering its deep fertility symbolism! In the Chinese zodiac, those born under the Rabbit sign are known for their kindness, intuition, and gentle nature. 
TRY THIS: Instead of carrying a rabbit’s foot for luck (which isn’t so lucky for the rabbit! 
), place a statue or picture of a rabbit or hare on your spring altar. 
This simple act can invite abundance, fertility, and prosperity into your life. 