A wicked witch is a popular character in folklore, fairy tales, and literature, often depicted as a malevolent and powerful figure with dark magical abilities. The concept of a wicked witch has been popularized through various tales, including Hansel and Gretel, The Wizard of Oz, and Snow White. The wicked witch figure is typically portrayed as an antagonist, representing evil, treachery, and manipulation. She is often depicted as an old, ugly woman with a pointy hat, long nose, and a broomstick. The wicked witch is usually associated with witchcraft and uses her magical powers to harm others, concoct potions, and cast spells. In many stories, the wicked witch is driven by jealousy, revenge, or a desire for power.
In many stories, the wicked witch is driven by jealousy, revenge, or a desire for power. She may possess a particular grudge against the protagonist or seek to obstruct their goals. The wicked witch often poses a significant threat to the main characters, testing their bravery, resourcefulness, and moral strength.
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A number of years ago I was introduced to Kelly Howell’s The Secret Universal Mind Meditation. Kelly Howell produces audio meditation programs through her company Brain Sync. The Secret Universal Mind Meditation is based on the book Three Magic Words by Uell S. Andersen, a 20th century mystic and author.
Three Magic Words, published in 1972, outlines an amazing process of self discovery through aligning with a power greater than all of us. Andersen describes this as the Universal Creative Mind. He suggests that aligning oneself with this power can make one’s life vibrant, successful, and happy. He speaks about many important universally accepted distinctions, including the power of thought, and the power of meditation as a tool we seek to manage our thoughts and control our world through access to the subconscious mind. The following is an excerpt from the introduction to Three Magic Words.
“ In its entirety it is a series of essays aimed at revealing to you your power over all things. You will learn that there is only one mover in all creation and that mover is thought. You will learn that there is only one creator and that creator is the Universal Subconscious Mind, or God. You will earn that this creator creates for you exactly what you think and how you will be shown how you can control your thoughts, not only to obtain answers to your problems but to create your experience exactly what you desire.”
Central is this teaching is a detailed explanation about the power of thought, evil as the great illusion, the power of intuition, faith, attraction, love, success, health, and immortality. Kelly Howell brilliantly adapts a series of meditations written by Uell S. Andersen which cleanses the mind and provides access to knowledge and wisdom from some of the most venerated spiritual teachers of all time. The Secret Universal Mind Meditation is typically done at night prior to sleep, as the delta sound frequency provides a relaxing palette that induces a restful, relaxing experience.
I’ve chosen to connect The Secret Universal Mind Meditation with the sound of AH. I first learned about the sound of AH as I studied Dr. Wayne Dyer’s programs Manifest Your Destiny and Meditations for Manifesting. Dr. Dyer discusses how reciting this sound assists in managing the coincidences that occur in life, along with how this sound makes it possible for things to “show up” that are unexplainable. Dr. Dyer reflects that one reaches another level of consciousness through “siddhi” consciousness, or perfect consciousness. Through the power of the sound of AH, one reaches this level of siddhi consciousness fueled through intentionality.
According to Dr. Dyer, various names ascribed to the creator such as Allah, Buddha, Krishna, Tao, Ra, and God have the sound of AH. The sound is a unique sound, and is used to create something from nothing. The idea is that when the sound of AH comes up from the root chakra to the third eye chakra and a thought is put into that consciousness, it is produced in the material world. Dr. Dyer describes this as the ancient wisdom in manifestation, as the sound of AH helps the mind disappear and opens the channel between the root chakra and the third eye.
My experience with connecting The Secret Universal Mind Meditation with the sound of AH has been nothing but profound and miraculous. I remember one day when I was running late for an appointment needing to get to my office at a specific time. The highway was rather congested that morning, and out of my desire to get to my destination I began to chant AH repeatedly. To my surprise, cars and trucks got out of my way, and about halfway through the trip the traffic opened up and began to flow. I arrived at my destination with time to spare. Other benefits I experience include increased energy, increased attentional focus, more powerful, purposeful meditations, a much higher vibrating frequency with a higher degree of mental clarity, more creativity in all life domains, a lack of desire to engage in lower vibration activities such as watching television news and other mindless programming, and a greater sense of unity and connection with others. I also have a greater ability to observe my thoughts, feelings and then act from my highest good. What is paramount is my ability to appreciate what is the highest in myself and in everyone I encounter.
Central is this teaching is a detailed explanation about the power of thought, evil as the great illusion, the power of intuition, faith, attraction, love, success, health, and immortality. Kelly Howell brilliantly adapts a series of meditations written by Uell S. Andersen which cleanses the mind and provides access to knowledge and wisdom from some of the most venerated spiritual teachers of all time. The Secret Universal Mind Meditation is typically done at night prior to sleep, as the delta sound frequency provides a relaxing palette that induces a restful, relaxing experience.
Despite their wicked actions, wicked witches are not always one-dimensional characters. They may possess complex motivations, tragic backgrounds, or redeeming qualities. In some cases, the wicked witch may be a victim of circumstances or have been misunderstood, highlighting the blurred lines between good and evil. The wicked witch figure has evolved and adapted over time to fit various cultural contexts and storytelling traditions. While traditionally depicted as female, recent narratives have expanded the concept to include male counterparts or non-binary characters. This shift reflects the changing attitudes towards gender roles and stereotypes. Overall, the wicked witch figure remains a compelling and enduring archetype in literature and popular culture. From the cackling, green-skinned witch of Oz to the vengeful queen of Snow White, these characters continue to captivate audiences with their dark powers and complex motivations, further cementing their place in storytelling traditions across the world..
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