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What does spring symbolise?
The spring season’s meaning often goes beyond the scientific. Its meaning doesn’t just refer to the season that acts as a farewell to winter and heralds the arrival of summer.

What is spring known for?
Spring is known for life. It’s the season of rebirth, joy and love. Spring is the one season that shows, in stark terms, how good always triumphs over evil, light over darkness, and life over death.

Spring, for many, is a symbol of new beginnings. When the first green emerges from the ground and the first bud opens, people the world over celebrate life’s triumph over death.

Flowers bloom for the first time in months, against the ruthlessness of ice and snow. Animals awaken from winter-induced hibernation. The sun shines again, bringing an end to the enduring darkness of the past three months. The earth comes to life once more.

In some religion, the onset of spring is heavily entwined with the religious, the mystical and the spiritual. It’s steeped in love and joy – the essence of all that is good – and the spring months are associated with ideas of rebirth, renewal, resurrection and regrowth.

Spring symbolizes life in all its glory.