How about the wizard of oz? Is it evil as well?
Every single time in the past 50 years when I have spoken on Halloween and the Occult, I have always been asked......
"How about the Wizard of Oz. Is it evil as well".
Allow me to answer your question as I have always have. "Very few" if any recognize that, under its deceptive simplicity, the story of the Wizard of Oz conceals deep esoteric truths inspired by Theosophy.
Most do not know what the word means. What then is THEOSOPY??? You ask!
The Theosophical Society is an occult organization, mainly based on the teachings of Helena P. Blavatsky, which seeks to extract the common roots of all religions in order to form a universal doctrine.
The three declared objects of the original Theosophical Society as established by Blavatsky, Judge and Olcott (its founders) were as follows:..........
#1....To forma nucleus of Universal Brotherhood without race, creed, sex, color or caste.
#2....To encourage the study of Comparative Religions, Philosophy and Science.
#3.....To investigate the unexplained laws of nature and powers latent in man.
Source: The Theosophist, vol. 75, No. 6.
At the core of Theosophical teachings are the same tenets found in many other occult schools: the belief of the presence of a “divine spark” within every person which, with the proper discipline and training, can lead to spiritual illumination and a state of virtual godliness.
Another important principle found in Theosophy is reincarnation. The entire story of the Wizard of Oz is an allegorical tale of the soul’s path to illumination – the Yellow Brick Road. In Buddhism (an important part of Theosophical teachings) the same concept is referred to as the “Golden Path”.
In the movie, the fake Wizard invites Dorothy into his balloon to go back to Kansas, her final destination. She, however, follows Toto (her intuition) and gets out of the balloon, which represents the empty promises of organized religions. This leads to her ultimate revelation and, with the help of the Good Witch of the North (her divine guide), she finally understands: everything she ever wanted could be found “in her own backyard” and all of that is the essence of OCCULTISM!