Are you one of those fortunate ones who loves The Wizard of OZ story by L. Frank Baum, and who is blessed with the imagination to know instinctively there is really more to the story than apparent?

Samuel Bousky firmly believes that Baum was spiritually inspired during his writing of The Wizard of OZ as evidenced by the deep symbolism so ingeniously included in his characters and episodes. Such spiritual ingenuity is also present, at times only momentarily, during assiduous effort in invention, musical composition, architecture, art, and sculpure when original ideas just seem to spill forth from seemingly nowhere at all.

We at Writers Consortium, have just published a book entitled The Wizard of OZ Revealed by Samuel Bousky that explains Bousky's contention. It differs from most OZ books which are intended just for children. You will find this book a treasure for adults in that it speaks to the spiritual symbolism in the The Wizard of OZ story and reveals our purpose for being on this earth. Few of us can deny that mankind is Spirit in addition to the physical. Yet our understanding of Spirit is actually quite limited as it is seemingly a "hidden" activity in our daily lives. It is "hidden" too in The Wizard of OZ by Baum.

The revelations in The Wizard of OZ Revealed may have great significance for many, and might enhance their own spiritual leanings, however this work is NOT about religion or religions. On the other hand, it can as well be a stimulating "fairy tale" for adults, just as the original story by Baum was for children. Is it not whatThe Wizard of OZ story was all about for children, to stimulate the imagination?

We spent over 15 years getting Bousky to write this story. He has spent over 35 years of diligent, exhaustive research into the spiritual aspects of man. As Bousky has pointed out, it is very difficult to get concepts of the Spiritual across and be understood.

• Published in 1995, 64 pages, 5-1/2" x 8-1/2"
• ISBN 0-9641660-1-1 Hard Cover $20.
  
• ISBN 0-9641660-3-8 Softcover $10.
  
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