Easter is a Religious celebration celebrating Jesus Christ's resurrection. Easter is a serious time of year for many Christians as they celebrate the victory of life over death. This time of year is a popular time for travel and meetings with friends and family because many non-Christians also enjoy holidays around on this time.

Jesus' disciples and other good family removed him off the cross after he had passed away and buried him in a nearby cemetery.So far, when Mary Magdalene and Jesus' loyal followers came at the tomb on the third day, they discovered it to be empty. Although there was clay in the tomb, Jesus was not there. Yet first, the disciples did not think that Jesus had risen from the dead. Jesus then showed up to Magdalene and his followers.Christians hold the belief that Jesus is the Son of God who came from the dead as a result of this event. Easter has since been marked as a reminder of the resurrection.

It is believed that this ancient tradition of using eggs as a symbol of new life and rebirth grew into an Easter celebration. Eating an egg on Easter Sunday was a wonderful gift because in the dark ages, eating eggs during Lent (the 40 days leading up to Easter) was forbidden.

Children in America think that rabbit carry lovely Easter eggs.On Easter, Emperor Frederic Thomson handed his subjects Easter eggs in the form of duck eggs.Throwing Easter eggs down a hill is a popular pastime in Belgium.

Easter is a day for ocean swimming in Australia.The krubi flower is known as an Easter flower in Sumatra.Lamb is typically served for tea on Easter Sunday. The lamb, which was offered as a sacrifice during the Jewish Passover, eventually came to symbolize Jesus. Also, it is in season because lamb in the spring is famous for being soft and flavorful.

Easter is a reminder of the historical moment when Jesus, who bore the sins of the entire world on his hands when he was crucified, overcome death and rose from the dead on the third day. Christians honor the holy of 51 days of fasting before celebrating Easter, a holiday that is also a feast of love and hope.

Christians in Rome identified to Easter as the Sunday of Joy in the first century. The believers in the early Eastern churches traded benefits with one another through a confession of faith on this day, which honors the resurrection, which is the core mystery of the Christian faith. The other would respond, "Truly He is risen," when one replied, "Christ is risen.