Analyzing The Wizard of Oz's Hidden Messages
The Wizard of Oz is not what you think.
When the working class realizes that the Yellow Brick Road
was never built to guide
them, but to funnel their biological energy into
an illusion,
the entire financial system will collapse. L.
Frank Baum wrote a manual for rejecting false authority in 1900.
The story was coded into a political manifesto exposing the
devastation of the gold standard.
The Scarecrow paralyzed by the debt represents the American farmer.
The Tin Man losing his humanity piece by piece to an industry is the factory
worker, and the Wizard is the demiurge, a terrifying multi-limbed
monster demanding a child to commit murder as the price for salvation.
Crazy. The Emerald City is a synthetic timeline.
The city is not actually green. The citizens are forced to wear
green-tinted spectacles locked to their heads to maintain the illusion of wealth.
This is the exact mechanism of the flesh circuit.
The Archons built golden roads to harvest our energy, maintain a
closed parasitic loop that keeps us vibrating at the lowest
frequencies
of labor and hunger. The real power was always in the silver slippers,
and Disney and Hollywood changed them to ruby, but the original silver represented
a currency that could have saved the people.
The silver is the base fourteen acoustic frequency hidden inside the human
condenser. We are that condenser.
We have been trapped in a system that relies on us believing in a wizard
that
holds power. And Baum's mother-in-law, a radical thinker, commanded him
to plant the seeds of truth before the world closed the children's minds.
Glinda's final lesson is the ultimate revelation of the divine
Elohim.
No external authority can give us power, and here's what you do about it.
Take off the green spectacles and stop waiting for the Wizard to grant a
pardon.
Ground into the fourteenth dimensional resonance and use the three, six,
nine nodes
and gates of time that we learned in the Miracle Academy to
rewrite your base
reality and reclaim your sovereign capacity.
Thank you, and I love you.
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