what are the different chatacters and general/common roles for woz if you dont mind sharing?
Wizard of Oz programming for mind control uses the 14 books of Oz and the Oz movies to map the internal world in a system. One way of programming with Oz materials is to create levels where the maps of each consecutive book will be placed beneath the other. The books would be layered with book 1 on top, then, going downward, book 2 and so on.
Wizard of Oz programming also uses the scripts from the books and movies as programming cues. Some cues will be quotes from the book. Characters from scripts and movies will allow for the building of internal roles.
Roles in a system with Wizard of Oz programming will include system protectors, hunters, spies, occult loyal alters, alters who monitor programming, daytime parts who participate in daily life, nighttime parts, Christian (or positive light alters) children, caretakers, internal programmers, alters who keep track of time, alters who will return home, alters who report to the handler, alters who are programmed for special missions, alters created to function as parts of internal computers, parts that keep track of the system’s history, alters who are gatekeepers, animal parts, spiritual parts, object parts, introjects of programmers, etc.
The protectors will try and keep everyone safe from harm. A lot of times they’re pretty void of feelings and see things in black and white. For example harmful or not harmful.
Those who manage everyday things do stuff like shopping, driving, and Dr. Appointments.
The occult parts do the magick, prepare for high days, summoning rituals, and protect the inside world from non-occult access.
Persecutor parts disrupt a lot of things, and can be scary.
The ruling parts are deep in the system. They have their own hierarchy which is made up of the Dr.s, Mother, and other people.
The trainers/programmers help keep programming going; they are usually introjects.
All of the alters are designed to function as a balanced system.
Characters from the stories and movies may be programmed to fulfil some of these roles. Oftentimes, the qualities of the characters from the scripts will match the roles which they are designed to fulfil.
Some examples from some of the scripts may be as follows: On level one there may be an alter who is Dorothy, who is a sleeping alter and wakes only to transport for specific times. Glinda may be a Christian (positive) alter. Kaliyah and the flying monkeys may be protector parts. Flying Monkeys may also be programmed as spies. The Tin Man is a hunter. Toto is a spy. The Wicked Witch is the Queen Mother. The Cowardly Lion may be programmed to return home.
On other levels, the Nome King may oversee the underground tunnels that contain alters programmed as gems. Princess Ozma and other rulers from the books may have leadership roles in the system. Tik Tok may oversee internal clocks. Armies mentioned in the books may be programmed into the system.
The system may have alters with character names, and then others who are supporting alters whose names don’t match up with the books. Additional scripts and alters whose identities and roles are based on those scripts may be programmed within the Oz system to connect as subsystems at various locations like cities, groves, castles, temples, and other locations that could be easily placed into the Wizard of Oz maps.
The Scarecrow (Hunk) could be programmed to have an eating disorder, they would be fearful of fire, they will act confused, can go long periods of time without sleep, follow directions (obedient), sympathetic, and will come up with ideas (planning).
In the Wizard of Oz the Tin Man’s (Tin Woodman, real name Nick Chopper) heart is a clock. When programming the alter that has been split off they are cloaked in a Tin Man suit. The handler is given the heart of the Tin Man The alter is told by the programmer the heart can be stopped by stopping the clock. The alter is also told they have no heart as their handler now has it.
If the Tin man has a heart it is made of silk and filled with sawdust. The Tin Man is told the only way they’ll be kind is if they have a heart. Tin doesn’t rust so the Tin man’s bolts that hold him together are what rusts and lead him to not moving.
Personality characteristics of the Tin Man as a protector are; determination, kindness, loyalty and bravery.
Personality characteristics of the Tin Man as programming loyal part: emotionless, loyal, ruler, and alexithymia.
Fears: rust. Which leads to fear of crying,storms, and water.
The Lion (Zeke) will say what they think people want to hear, pretend things are alright when they aren’t, avoids conflict, depression, insomnia, and appears to lack courage.
My programming was filled with Wizard if Oz imagery, and even though i know i watched the movie, i dont remember ever watching it, accept when i was in the Bahamas at 15 years old on “vacation”
It turns out that vacation was actually an abduction, where my grandparents where trying to separate me from my home and mom in europe and send me to live with my aunty and uncle in L.A where i have memories of OZ programming at the age of 6.
I have been wondering for years, briefly here and there, was there a reason i saw wizard of oz playing on the TV in the hotel suite in the Bahamas?
How i did not make the connection until now is astonishing.
I was being led back to the place where the OZ programs took place, what i thought could have been a minor coincidence was actually a major stepping stone, a major turning point in my life, Oz playing that night in the Bahamas was day one of reinforcing the childhood programs..
And oh boy did it all go down hill from there.... Because i did not allow them to kidnap me. and boy oh boy did i disrupt the rotten apple cart.
Emerald City programming is within the city in Wizard of Oz programming.
There are often an Emerald City on each level of Wizard of Oz programming or a major city that replicates Emerald City. Depending on which level Emerald City is the programming will be different. For example the top level Emerald City will hold the alters who oversee the programming on that level.
The deeper level cities will hold internal programmers, alters loyal to the cult/programming script, spies, codes, triggers etc. For example in one Emerald City you may find the Witches Temple which won’t be found in other cities, and paper dolls on another level.
The cities are heavily guarded and can trigger a lot of programming if someone attempts to access them.
The number 5 keeps coming up. Every time it occurs, I split and start leaving. I wish it would stop. What does it mean? Why 5?
As I don’t know what form of programming or trauma you have survived I’ll give an overview of the number 5.
Some occult groups believe the number 5 to be the number of death.
Five can represent the pentagram and its 5 elements; Spirit, earth, air, fire and water.
Five is the number for perfect man.
It can represent the five wounds of Christ.
The forbidden fruits from the Tree of knowledge.
Five can be something internal as well. For example on our level 5 is what everyone calls the ‘warehouse’ where internal programming occurs.
Depending on the programming script 5 can have different meanings. For instance in the 5th book in the Oz series; The Road to Oz, could used to map the 5th level of a system.
In the book the Patchwork Girl of Oz you need five ingredients for an antidote.
Numbers are difficult as they can be linked to several things used in programming.
How would a scarecrow alter in a Wizard of Oz programmed system act? What might trigger them? How could they be helped? What about the cowardly lion and the tin man?
The Scarecrow (Hunk) could be programmed to have an eating disorder, they would be fearful of fire, they will act confused, can go long periods of time without sleep, follow directions (obedient), sympathetic, and will come up with ideas (planning).
In the Wizard of Oz the Tin Man’s (Tin Woodman, real name Nick Chopper) heart is a clock. When programming the alter that has been split off they are cloaked in a Tin Man suit. The handler is given the heart of the Tin Man The alter is told by the programmer the heart can be stopped by stopping the clock. The alter is also told they have no heart as their handler now has it.
If the Tin man has a heart it is made of silk and filled with sawdust. The Tin Man is told the only way they’ll be kind is if they have a heart. Tin doesn’t rust so the Tin man’s bolts that hold him together are what rusts and lead him to not moving.
Personality characteristics of the Tin Man as a protector are; determination, kindness, loyalty and bravery.
Personality characteristics of the Tin Man as programming loyal part: emotionless, loyal, ruler, and alexithymia.
Fears: rust. Which leads to fear of crying,storms, and water.
The Lion (Zeke) will say what they think people want to hear, pretend things are alright when they aren't, avoids conflict, depression, insomnia, appears to lack courage.
Triggers would be what handler programmed to be or another reminder. They can be supported as any other alter in the system.
