Using the timeless story of The Wizard of Oz as a metaphor, The Wizard Doesn’t Know is a powerful catalyst for personal growth, encouraging people to uncover the truth about societal norms. 

The Wizard of Oz is an allegory of today, showing people how relationships can work better between the sexes and those with different political views—and how to sort the wise from the foolish. The world is full of deceiving spirits destroying hope, separating people from love, and attempting to steal, kill, and destroy what people love and care about. Humans have been given power over this evil, just as Dorothy’s ruby slippers held power and protection she didn’t understand. 

Many people are spiritual orphans like Dorothy, looking for a permanent connection to love and a place to call home. Through examining the Scarecrow thinking of the right brain, Tinman’s emotional and creative connection to the left brain, and Lion’s FEAR keeping the soul from fulfilling its destiny, it’s clear these three characters are the trinity of the human soul. They must all function in harmony and mutual respect to allow any hope of personal growth.

The Wizard Doesn’t Know explores American history and the religious teaching of many good-hearted wizards who teach things that are sometimes not true, keeping the world divided. 

Those who desire to use the happiness and peace found on the Yellow Brick Road to seek answers will enjoy this thought-provoking resource. Discover how each soul has purpose and value—and how no one loses with truth.