Notably, I noticed most people celebrate Easter in many ways, may it be on the basis of religion or non-religion. Each and every one has its own way of celebrating Easter.

For religious people specifically Christians, here are some of the most common suggestions to do during the Easter season:

• Mark your calendar for the whole Easter week celebration.

Prioritize and set aside the whole week for your religious beliefs. Beginning with Palm Sunday to Christ’s journey to Jerusalem. Celebrate the Last Supper, Good Friday, Holy Saturday and Easter Sunday - Christ’s resurrection, the most significant moment in the Christiandom’s belief and proof that Christ is the living God.

• Reflect on the significance of the event.

Self-reflection cleanses the soul. Easter Season happens only once in a year, maybe its time to rebuild your spiritual side closer to Christ again, ever since your planner is so fully booked with all work-work schedules and no time to thank in gratitude the One above for all the good things you have in life.

• Attend Church Services.

If possible, try to attend the whole week’s church services by yourself or with the whole family. Everyday day masses are scheduled in advance, daily biblical reflections will bring Christ closer to you or to your family. Moreover, do confession, this is one of the most neglected Christian obligation most people tend to forget. The Sacrament of Penance cleanses the spirit and brings Christ closer to you.

• Do community Outreach.

Doing good deeds not just by wisdom but with good works in action. Try to be a good Samaritan for a week, helping those in need can be felt more deep inside that reflect good memories.

• Share your Time with Non-religious Friends or Relatives.

Giving your time, through unselfishness deeds and care for others especially with non-religious people to have a get-together party or a simple brunch is one of the noblest Christian good action you can do this coming Easter season.

For non-religious people, since most institutions declare the Easter Season as holidays, you may at least make use of your time in a meaningful way:

• Self-Indulge Your Time
This may sound selfish but sometimes one has learned to love oneself for self-preservation purposes. Indulge yourself with the things you love or enjoy the most doing. Indulge in a fine food restaurant like Watermark Grille, go for movie marathons would be self-fulfilling that sometimes one has to crave most.

• Vacation Time.

If you may have more savings in the bank, set aside a portion for your dream vacation somewhere on an island or fulfilling your elusive European tour.

• Allocate Your Time with Family and Friends.

Schedule a surprise homecoming visit for your family, or organize a small reunion of your close friends to have a small-get-together dinner in a restaurant or in your house for practical reasons.

For this coming Easter Season, whether you are religious or non-religious it doesn’t matter, what is important is how you use your precious time and with whom. Generally, most people find their life more fulfilling and enjoyable by spending their time and having a good relationship with family, relatives, and friends.

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