Christ is Risen! Alleluia! Alleluia!
A very Happy Easter to those of my readers who celebrate the conquest of death by Jesus Christ! For those of you who may not share in this belief, happy final day of March! I certainly hope it is filled with candy, love, family, friends and happiness!
I recall the phrase above being shouted at the Easter Vigil right as the lights were to be turned on and the church brought back into Light. Shouts of "Hosanna" could be heard in celebration of the cementing of eternal life. To reiterate the meaning of this celebration, Easter is one of the most honored feast days in the Christian religion. It is celebrated as the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the Son of God.
Easter is also known as a time for rebirth and renewal. The world is just starting to bud and burst from beneath a layer of snow or permafrost, the Earth becoming ready to till. As is the Earth, so our minds must turn and till to prepare for more knowledge and growth in our lives. How ironic that school was a thing taken up during the time where the harvest was done and the sowing could not yet commence? However, when the sowing could commence, the learning was thought to stop. It is as though where one sense of learning ceases, another takes its place.
This is much like the world outside of school. While attending school, you focus as your source of learning is what you read from books and glean from your teachers. You hardly notice learning from experience or gain wisdom from life lessons. When you leave school, you may think initially that learning is completed, only to find out otherwise. Learning doesn't ever stop or cease its existence. It only becomes more intuitive and more ingrained in our world.
Just yesterday, I came to to learn another lesson. You see, I am constantly someone who guards her thoughts, feelings and attitudes for fear of judgement. I discovered that I still perpetuate this attitude in even writing this piece of literature. My fiance reminds me well that I am talented in expressing my thoughts and feelings and yet, expressing them is to share a piece of vulnerability that lies within myself.
As a result, my rebirth for this year occurred yesterday. I shared with the world my musings, my writings and my vulnerability. With this, I expose who I am with no holds barred. I hope you will enjoy what I write and what I think. Most of all, I hope you respect it. I cannot promise what I put will be in line with yours thoughts, Reader, but I would be respectful of your thoughts and feelings.
I hope you all have a wonderful Easter and please come back to read more of my writings. I draw from my experiences, my environment and what I hear around me. Until then, enjoy a thing called, La Vie."
