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The document explores the cultural and religious significance of Harry Potter book releases and film premieres, framing them as ritualistic events for fans, or 'Potterheads.' It argues that these gatherings create a sense of sacred time and community, allowing fans to engage deeply with the texts and their meanings. Drawing on Mircea Eliade's theories of myth and ritual, the study highlights how fans participate in these events to transcend everyday life, embody archetypes from the series through cosplay, and construct a neomythology centered around their shared experiences. The analysis emphasizes the importance of fan participation in creating meaning within the Harry Potter fandom.
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So with sacred time the idea is you think of your time as sacred. You say Im going to spend four hours a week learning a musical instrument or one hour a day learning a musical instrument or Im going to spend one hour a day writing or one hour a day painting or four hours a weekend.
Sacred rituals are ceremonial acts performed in religious and spiritual contexts to honor, connect with, or invoke a higher power, often involving prescribed actions, symbols, and language.
To constitute a ritual, a set of behaviors must include characteristic physical features (e.g., rigid, repetitive action sequences) as well as certain psychological features (i.e., the user must interpret the ritual to have a purpose or meaning).
Ritualized behavior, intuitively recognizable by its stereotypy, rigidity, repetition, and apparent lack of rational motivation, is found in a variety of life conditions, customs, and everyday practices: in cultural rituals, whether religious or non-religious; in many childrens complicated routines; in the pathology
Rituals are characterized, but not defined, by formalism, traditionalism, invariance, rule-governance, religious symbolism, and performance.

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Rituals involve these characteristics: they consist of movements and gestures that convey meaning (clapping hands at a performance), they are often repeated (annual celebration of an anniversary), they can be called symbolic celebrations because they break us out of lifes routines (taking time to rejoice in gods
On the one hand there are the intervals of a sacred time, the time of festivals (by far the greater part of which are periodical); on the other there is profane time, ordinary temporal duration, in which acts without religious meaning have their setting.

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