INANNA, EOSTRE, ISHTAR and ASTARTE | The origin of Easter and the origin of the Easter egg Anunnaki

Have you ever wondered what the origin of Easter is? What is the origin of the Easter egg? Did you know that the Easter egg has pagan origins? Learn about the myths of the goddess Eostre and Inanna, and the hidden mythological origins of Easter symbols. The goddess Eostre, derived from the Anunnaki goddess Inanna, Ishtar, Astarte, and Astarote, tells of a celebration of spring, with painted eggs, resurrection, and purification, centuries and millennia before Jewish and Christian Easter. The goddess Inanna is a Sumerian goddess, an Anunnaki who, in the myth of Inanna’s descent to the underworld, manages to return. This goddess, associated with the planet Venus, love, sexuality, beauty, dance, and war, is the origin of the goddess Eostre, for whom eggs were painted. Our current Easter eggs have their origins in these myths. If you are interested in learning more about the mythological origin of Easter, you cannot miss this video! Here, we will explore the stories of two ancient godd
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