Easter and the Power of Tradition: Three Reflections for Three Different Seasons of Life
From the THX Series Hub: THX Reflections & Personal Essays
Holidays hold power.
They mark the passage of time, stir old memories, and offer moments that can either comfort or confront us.
For some, Easter is a sacred celebration of renewal and resurrection.
For others, it’s a day marked by absence, loss, or painful memories.
And for many, it’s a time to start fresh—creating new meaning, rituals, and rhythms.
Wherever you are this year, you are not alone.
We created three THX reflections to meet you where you are—whether you’re celebrating, healing, or beginning again.
Choose the one that resonates most with your season:
🌷 When Tradition Nourishes
For those finding joy, meaning, or connection in rituals old and new.
Explore how tradition offers security, closure, and awe through the THX frameworks. Discover how the simple act of showing up can become transformational.
🌑 When Holidays Hurt
For those navigating grief, trauma, or complicated feelings this season.
This reflection honors the reality that holy days can reopen wounds. Through the lens of the 12 Utilities and PERMAH, we explore how small acts of agency, peace, and self-kindness can help you make it through—and maybe even grow.
🔥 When You’re Starting Something New
For those building their own rituals—by choice or necessity.
Whether you’re newly on your own, reclaiming your voice, or creating meaning from scratch, this post walks you through how to craft traditions that feel true using the THX frameworks and the deep emotional ROI of the Admiration Equation.
No matter which path you choose:
You are worthy.
You are seen.
You are invited to flourish—on your terms.
