Santa Claus Oath

How old is Santa Claus is another question that keeps popping up every now and then. One answer to that question is that we can only be convinced of Santa’s age when one says that Santa actually stopped counting his age when he reached 550 years…that actually makes the whole number thing go redundant and insignificant. What is more important is  the fact that instead of spending your time and energy on the physical attributes of Santa, one is able to spend that much time on the spirit of Christmas and also the intention with which the whole notion is celebrated.

Santa Claus Birth Date can go back as much to the 4th Century to the legend of Saint Nicholas of Myra, who was known amongst the poor for the generosity that he showered on them. By the end of the 18th Century the Dutch concept of Saint Nicholas was introduced to America in the form of Sinter Klaas who rode a white horse and left gifts for all in the wooden shoes. This is the image of the Father Christmas that has been popularized in America. Happy Birthday Santa Claus Oath also depicts the true Christian spirit of the festival. These lay out the foundation and also the significance of celebrating the festival that is a necessity in these times as it helps absolve the people of all the bad feelings and wrong lifestyle choices that we make and it also helps us all to stay close to God and choose the right way of doing things. Santa’s oaths entail bringing cheerful moments and goodwill amongst all the people. These are based in eight principles that depict what Santa’s ideals are all about. Santa pledges to hear all the demands of the youngsters so that he can take care of all their needs and also try to fulfil them in accordance to his capacity. He also pledges to bring in warmth of affection and also compassion to bring at peace the spirits of the wavering and tired minds, and at the same time also teach lessons to humanity in universal brotherhood and love for humanity. One should also remember that one does not get carried away with the emotions and the commercial aspect of Christmas that is generally the trend these days. Instead of trying to imbibe the true Christian spirit people equate Christmas with the act of getting things at a good price. They simply want to indulge in a shopping spree, forgetting the true intention of the festival. One has to pause for a moment and consider as to what the occasion should actually entail and what is the reason for celebration? That would help them to be guided in the right direction