Episode 72 : Easter - The Hidden Feminine Fragments

Easter is rarely questioned.It’s presented as a fixed story, something that happened once, something to either believe in or dismiss, but when you begin to look at how it is timed, how it sits within the cycles of the sun and the moon, and how closely it mirrors the rhythms of the natural world, it becomes clear that there is something much deeper moving underneath it.In this episode, Becky explores Easter as a layered, living pattern rather than a singular religious event, bringing together the Spring Equinox, lunar cycles, ancient fertility symbolism, and the ways in which older traditions were absorbed and reframed over time.This conversation moves through Passover and the symbolism of the lamb, the threshold marked by blood, and what it means to stand at a point where something is ending and something else is beginning, without softening the parts of the story that feel uncomfortable or confronting.It also revisits the story of Eve, as a symbol of life entering the body and consciousness choosing experience, alongside a more grounded perspective on Lilith that moves beyond surface-level reclamation.The episode then explores the crucifixion through the lens of the body, including the wound at Christ’s side and the imagery of blood and water, and how this connects to deeper themes of creation, birth, and rebirth.At the centre of it all is Mary Magdalene, not as a peripheral figure, but as the one who witnesses, recognises, and carries the moment of resurrection, and what it means that her role has been minimised, and is now being remembered.This is an episode about thresholds.About endings that are not final.And about how these patterns are not separate from your life, but something you are moving through constantly, especially within the initiating energy of Aries season. Did you know you can subscribe to this podcast so that it automatically downloads the next episode for you?You can check out our respective websites and social media here:Becky:www.instagram.com/therosealmanacwww.therosealmanac.comLaura:www.soulsanctuarystudios.comwww.lauraclaytonwellness.com