Subject: Re: The Native American meaning of corn
From: georgen@pooky.cs.mun.ca (George Noel)
Date: 1992-09-06, 14:55
Newsgroups: alt.tv.twin-peaks

> >
> >It didn't have anything on Owls?  I'm amazed.  Owls are of tremndous
> >symbolic importance, especially in the NW.  As a quick rule of thumb,
> >Owls represent emotions and emotional events, and almost never in a
> >positive manner.  I'll look up some info I have at home regarding the
> >mythic interpretation of Owls in the NW Coast, but if I recall, owls
> >were feared.
> >
> >Mike Sterling
> >
> >PS:  If memory serves, according to one particular tribe (Kwaikuital?
> >Not Positive which) Owls were created from strong emotions of fear at
> >the time of death.  Hopefully I can find some of my old college textx
> >on the subject.  And I thought my Anthro classes would never be useful
> >:).
> >  
 Another example to back this up is that Cooper only starts to see the
 giant after he gets shot and near death.

 -=*George*=-



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