The symbolism of the Hare

A hare is symbolically a 'goddess' - a permanently enlightened being.

For more details of hare symbolism please use this link - https://allaboutheaven.org/symbols/hare_2/123
If you scroll down you will find a heading called Observations, where examples of the symbolism in paintings, myths, books and poems can be found all alphabetically listed.

This page links to pages that describe the symbolism of twin horns, bulging eyes and the Fool, all of which were mentioned in the video.

The March Hare has its own entry and observations
https://allaboutheaven.org/symbols/hare-march/123

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CREDITS

SCULPTURES
Sophie Ryder's - hare is in the Yorkshire Sculpture Park.
Ryder’s work includes human, animal and mythological figures, ‘frequently melding forms’ with a nod to shape shifting. The Hare is a favourite subject. Her statue has the head of a hare, and its body is modelled on Ryder’s own. The duality is depicted by having the sculpture split in half.
Paul Jenkins – Startled hare - bronze
Shrine to Hecate

VIDEO
Michel Edelenbosch - contact avianprodukties@gmail.com also https://www.youtube.com/c/MichelEdelenbosch/videos

PAINTINGS
Albrecht Dürer - Hare, 1502
Maximilian Pirner - Hekate (1893)
Christopher Fry - Wild Hare under a Full Moon and Twilight Hare
Star Falls - Ebineyland.deviantart.com @DeviantArt
William Blake – Hecate
Heracles, Cerberus and Hecate Apulian krater 4th c BC
Hare in the Snow – Chinese painting
Magpies and hare – Chinese painting

More details of the symbolism of the Hare and examples of its symbolic use
can be found by following this link
https://allaboutheaven.org/symbols/hare_2/123

MUSIC
Ros Walker is an artist and musician, and her profile is also on the allaboutheaven.org youtube page
Her website is https://www.roswalker.com/
And she can also be found @wayward_pottery for Instagram
For the music - https://www.facebook.com/rozwalkermusic
And https://soundcloud.com/ros-walker