EASTER GREETINGS



EASTER represents transformation, a symbol of hope, renewal, and a new life. A Sunday with eggs, bunnies, chocolates, lunches and quality family time, Easter has the capacity to meaningfully influence lives...

Easter underlines the concept that truth put in a grave will not stay there for long. From Death to Life, from the negative, repetitive habits we possess to becoming better persons, re-born so to speak...

From Jesus as a human, appealing and inspiring for everyone, through sheer hard work, to transform Himself into Christ, teaching us courage...

People of now say, "Just go with the Flow." Many would question Easter's relevance, including some doubting His presence, in today's world scenario...

With no dearth of issues, the past half a decade has seen the world neck-deep in them, right from global warming, Covid19, the two armed wars to the current trade wars, sighting a better future hazy...

Easter has it's origins in sorrow and helplessness, which each one of us can relate to. Easter reminds us to not lose hope whatever be the circumstances, be they personal or global...

Christ belongs to all of humanity. Despite 2,000 years after his life, people remember Him and refrain from doing a wrong. That one person marking the time for the entire human race. Isn't that the greatest tribute?

And despite all the great luminaries and geniuses the world has seen, His simple idea of LOVE has stood the test of time - of two millennia...

Let the story of Easter, the day when God turned the inevitability of death into the invincibility of life, help bring hope and succour ever after...

HAPPY  🐣 🗿 🐰 🥚 🍫

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