Definition: Antimasquerade, in Christianity, is a festive time when people dress up as fairies or elves, perform elaborate rituals with magical objects, and exchange gifts with one another. This spirit-filled period also marks the beginning of Lenten fasting and the celebration of Easter, which is traditionally marked by offerings to the goddess of fertility and prosperity, Mary Magdalene. The antimasquerade can also be used as a metaphor for spiritual purity or preparation before the festival season, symbolizing a transformative act of self-discovery or spiritual awakening.
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