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Chapter Ten A: STS. Q: (L) So Oz was STS. And Kansas, not necessarily the physical surroundings, but the state of mind of Dorothy prior to the Oz experience, was the STO state. A: Yes. Q: (T) Yeah, okay. Tornado. Dorothy fell from the STO to the STS state through the tornado. Is this true. (T) Was it a density shift also? The realm wave is supposed to be a density shift. A window between densities. Is there also a shifting between STO and aman rat ee rs oe LAA A A (J) They have been saying “Ruby Slippers, Ruby Slippers”, not “tornado, tornado”. (T) But now it is the same symbology. The tornado took her from one point to another and the slippers took her back to point A again. Two different concepts. (F) There are all kinds of intricate little things here, somehow there must be a way to connect it. You know what it is, remember the slippers, they said, meant that the pathway was always there for her to go home. (F) No, she thought she had to. Don’t you remember Glenda telling her “Ooh, no dear, you can always go home. All you have to do is say ‘there’s no place like home." 302 Q: (L) Was going to the land of Oz the STO state? Q: (L) So, we need to look at the “Kansas” state of mind. The going to Oz... A: And Elvira Gulch. The witch is the Lizards. A: Yes. Analyze more carefully, suggest break to do so. Discussion among members of group: (T) They are equating the tornado as the shift from STO to STS. (L) Maybe it also is a shift from STS to STO. (J) Yes, a shift from one to the other would be dramatic. STS? Is there a gateway that you go through? A door? (F) Oh God! There are so many possibilities here. (L) And if you switch into STO do you find yourself on a different Earth? (J) Yeah, but she had to kill the witch to get the slippers. (J) Yeah, but you had to be wearing those slippers...