Harry Potter and the Eqyptian Symbols
Randy
estesrandy at yahoo.com
Mon Jun 12 00:07:23 UTC 2006
No: HPFGUIDX 153694
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Randy" <estesrandy at ...> wrote:
>
> Harry was born to be a Gryffindor lion. Voldemort zaps him and
> gives him the gift of parseltongue. The serpent combines with the
> lion. His mom tries to protect her son from Voldemort. Harry
lives
> and for some reason has special protection from his mother and he
> has "his mother's eyes". We later learn that he is "the chosen
one"
> who has the power to vanquish evil. Subsequently we learn the
> Voldemort has split his soul into seven pieces to obtain
> immortality.
>
> Ancient Eqyptian Temples have heiroglyphics which are religious
> symbols to them and basically became a written language.
>
> The eye of Horus is briefly explained in the following link:
>
> http://www.greatscott.com/hiero/eye.html
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Randy adds:
By the way, if you think the eye of Horus is some obscure symbol of
the ancients, take out a US one dollar bill and look at the eye of
Horus above the pyramid. The eye of Horus is also used to represent
healing in medical symbols when placed over two serpents placed
around a staff. Two serpents reminds me of the image that
Dumbledore sees with his office instruments in OOP.
For any of you "nominal" ancient Eqyptian religious believers, the
eye of Horus is supposed to represent the eye of God. The eye is
split into seven pieces. It is now believed to represent the sun
during a solar eclipse.
The solar eclipse is sometimes shown as a winged disk. The winged
disk is like a fire bird which is sometimes called the Phoenix. The
winged disk is another ancient Eqyptian symbol that appears many
places. During the solar eclipse the fire of the sun is
extinguished and thus the bird dies. He later rises from the ashes
when the eclipse ends.
I think that protective healing powers, Lily's eyes, Lions,
Serpents, and the Order of the Phoenix could be related to the
mythology of Horus.
What do you guys think?
Randy
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