The spirit of spring brings a revival of the earth spirit— following the wheel of the year transition of colder months. A new beginnings growth in the first stages of abundance. The spirit of spring arises when the earth tilts toward the sun— arriving between the spring equinox and summer solstice. The spirit of spring typically visits the northern hemisphere after March 20 visiting the southern hemisphere after September 21. As the hemisphere begins to tilt towards the sun, the days begin to warm, and the winds begin to lose their chill.

Mountain snows begin to melt, rivers begin to flow, and rain may fall. The end of winter can be a hard time for many as it is a time of hibernation and death. However, with the end of winter comes the beginning of spring. Hibernating animals awaken from their slumber, dormant plants begin to rise from the Earth, and new plants sprout, reaching toward the sun. As we sit in the songs of spring, we begin to see the flourishing of creatures, greenery, and the hope of a new season. There is a tiredness that falls upon some of those last moments of winter as the spirits of winter are holding on in about to leave those first moments of spring, the warming sun, the green shoots. Spring is a time of transition when we leave the cold as we begin to embrace the warmth— as abundance sits right around the corner. We notice the budding trees and the budding flowers. Spring brings movement a phase of growth, a phase of being reborn. The renewal brings migratory animals, wildflowers, and a remembrance of what it is to be alive. The longer days of light in a level of activity that was once dormant during the wintertime. The spirit of spring flourishes—bringing many other spirits along.