From: bleablah@mume.invalid   
      
   on 7/11/2011, VD supposed :   
      
   >>> on 7/11/2011, VD supposed :   
   >>> Not many are but it is more than hinted by the alchemical reviewers   
   >>> (Granger, Andréa, et al) who either believe or strongly suggest that   
   >>> Ms. Rowling was providentially inspired.   
   >>>   
   >>> Let's not slaughter the term "providentially inspired" as the modern   
   >>> culturalists have "alchemy". "Providentially inspired" could run the   
   >>> gamut from a personal appointment with God to a seeker who simply asks   
   >>> for assistance.   
   >>>   
   >>> I have no idea where Ms. Rowling falls, if so, in her providential   
   >>> experience.   
      
      
      
   > I believe that Ms. Rowling was providentially inspired. I am less of   
   > the belief that she was independently visited by God and more of the   
   > belief that she was subconsciously assisted.   
      
   > The greater point imo is not the style of providential assistance but   
   > that fact that the HP series of books *were* providentially assisted.   
      
   > If you are willing to accept this as fact, then HP takes on a   
   > completely different meaning and exalted place in the history of   
   > (alchemical) literature.   
      
   There is no way of knowing unless JKR comes forward and spins her tale.   
   :o)   
      
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