Ostara

The Goddess of Easter (Art by Johannes Gehrts)

### Aliases

Easter, Pessach, Eostre, Ēostre, Āsteron, Rising Sun, Spring, Goddess of Dawn, Ostara of the Dawn, Daughter of Heaven

## Physical Description

### Spirit of

Easter, Rabbits, Fertility, Eggs, Spring, Rebirth

## Relatives

### Offspring

Lepus

**Ostara**, also known as **Eostre**, is a Germanic tulpa that embodies the holiday of Easter. She was worshiped in ancient times with offerings like rabbits, eggs and hares.

## Overview

Ostara represented the coming of spring and was also a fertility deity. Before the Common Era, she was worshiped as the Goddess of Fertility, being grifted with eggs, rabbits and hares. Despite being called a Goddess, she is not a literal deity, but a Tulpa, having been born millennia ago, when people in search of fertility for their lands, began to worship a goddess they created called "Ostara", that ended up coming to life thanks to the Collective Unconscious of mankind. Ostara was then a very important goddess for some ancient peoples.

However, after Jesus revived during Easter, Ostara ended up losing his worship, with all services and prayers being passed on to Jesus Christ. Despite this, due to humanity's indirect worship, she is stronger than in the Pre Common Era. She ended up being taken in by the Abrahamic pantheon, since as she was now eternally linked to Jesus Christ because of his resurrection, it was better to have her with them than with some pagan pantheon.

She ended up developing a strong friendship with Jesus the Christ, since he was the one who decided to welcome her to be part of the Abrahamic pantheon, without bothering to "share" his glory with her.

## Appearance

Among Tulpas, Ostara is known for having a beauty worthy of a goddess of love and fertility. Her beauty is such that even gods such as Zeus and Odin were surprised by her divinity beauty.

## Personality

Ostara is a benevolent, sweet and very kind goddess. She loved her followers and enjoyed repaying their offerings with great fertility in their lands.

## Powers and Abilities

Ostara is one of the most powerful Tulpas of all, being as powerful as Santa Claus, being able to destroy tulpas that pose a threat to humanity like Zalgo with a mere snap of her fingers. The reason for this is that unlike most Tulpas who weakened as humanity considered them mere legends and folklore, Ostara continued to gain more and more power, getting insanely stronger compared to his original power from before Jesus' resurrection, since as all Christians all over the world celebrate Easter, and besides them, even atheists or people of other religions celebrate Easter, all this indirect faith goes to Ostara.

## Myths and legends

Despite the information that is known of her, there remains to be material is so scant that some scholars have speculated that she was not a goddess at all, but simply an invention of Bede, but it is unlikely that someone as heathen-phobic as Bede would have gone about inventing goddesses; he seems to have preferred to keep all things pagan at arm's length. Some scholars have also decided, rather randomly and on scant information, that Ostara is a form of Freya. Others believe that she is actually Iduna, or Walburga.