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are, then occult nature of the books begins to sink in. The authors
could provide the reader with more parallels between Satanism and
The Wizard of Oz book, but we believe the following will suffice.
(Some parallels may also apply to the movie.) A. THE WIZARD
OF OZ BOOK & OCCULTISM
Auntie Em represents HP Blavastsky's "Mulaprakriti" and Uncle
Henry represents HPB's "Unmanifested Logos". The carnival
huckster (later seen as the Wizard) is advertised as being connected
to the royal families of Europe. The Royal families of Europe are
secret Satanists, from powerful occult bloodlines. Dorothy is
brought to Oz by a cyclone. The word cyclone originally was the
greek word cyclone which means both a circle or the coil of a
snake. In other words, the snake takes Dorothy to Oz. Dorothy's
three companions represent the mental, emotional, and physical
bodies that HPB wrote about. Dorothy acquired these three
companions just as Theosophy says we will when we come into
incarnation. To quote HPB "There is no danger that dauntless
courage cannot conquer; there is not trial that spotless purity cannot
pass through; there is no difficulty that strong intellect cannot
surmount." (Algeo, John. "The Wizard of Oz: The Perilous
Journey", The Quest, Summer 1993. Wheaton, Il.: Theosophical
Society in Amer.,p. 53.)
In the book, the Tin Woodsman was an ordinary being of flesh, but
a wicked witch casts a spell on him. He kept chopping off parts of
his body, which were then replaced by a tinsmith, until he became
the first bionic man, with a completely mechanic body. Boy, hasn't
the Illuminati been trying to do this one!?
In step with Wizard of Oz mind-control programming, the wicked
witch & naughty children cannot stand water but dissolve. Robotic
clones are created in the minds of Monarch slaves which can only
be mentally dissolved by mentally placing water on them. Dorothy
goes questing in Oz. Theosophists (New Agers, Satanists, etc.) go
on quests.
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