Easter is the most celebrated holiday within the Greek Orthodox branch of Christianity. Usually occurring on a different Sunday than other Western Christians due to the use of a different calendar, the Orthodox Easter ritual presents numerous customs that are unique to the Greek tradition. For instance, the night before Good Friday, Greeks would gather in the church where chanting and the lightening of candles would take place. Often, the blending of music and prayer is used as a means to set the atmosphere. Prayers are done standing up, a posture representing empowerment, and incense is…