at rebirthing/interview

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No: HPFGUIDX 19922

--- In HPforGrownups at y..., medusa_975 at h... wrote:
> Hi, no this was another reading and certainly nothing to do with 
the 
> Skydome. I think it was in Ottawa.
> As well as the comments about Snape, she also said that the fact 
that 
> Harry's patronus and his father's animagus form were stags had a 
> mythological significance.A number of people tracked down 
references 
> to stags being enemies of serpents.Bottom line, I think the person 
> who posted the account (a regular poster on that board) was 
genuine. 
> 

Well of course the King Stag does have major mythological significance
and represents the Horned God.....

Let's see, stags, stags...

Hmmm..masks of incarnate deities were often those
of horned animals, bulls, goats, stags. Horns were connected with the
oldest Tantric believe concerning male vitality.
There was Actaeon the stag..THAT's not a good omen
was Seigried a stag?

Susan