Spring is always about renewal. About the sun that rises higher every day. About trees that shake off winter slumber and bloom. And amidst this blooming beauty comes a special day - Easter.

✨ An eternal symbol of hope
Easter is not just a date on the calendar. It is a triumph of life over death, light over darkness, good over evil. For Christians, this is the day of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ - a moment that changed the entire course of history. But even if you look at Easter outside of a religious context, its symbolism is universal: new life, hope, resurrection of the soul, the beginning of something bright.

🕊 Origins and traditions
The history of Easter goes back centuries. Eastern Christians (including Orthodox Christians) celebrate Easter especially solemnly: with a night service, a religious procession, and a joyful greeting.

Easter night is the culmination of Lent. People bring Easter cakes, painted eggs, and cottage cheese paskha to churches to bless them and then share them with loved ones at the festive table.

Children are especially happy at Easter — after all, they can beat eggs (whoever has the strongest!), organize Easter quests, participate in painting eggs, and, of course, enjoy sweets.

Easter reminds us that even after the longest night comes the morning. That faith, love, and kindness are stronger than any dark times. That life always wins.

May this bright holiday fill your home with warmth, your heart with hope, and your days with joy.

Happy Easter! Christ is risen!🥚🐣💕🙏💋