Hidden Messages in the Film “Wicked For Good”

I recently watched the film Wicked for Good, which I thoroughly enjoyed. Last year, while watching Wicked, I noticed many elements of psychic science throughout the movie. This year, I only found two, which I will now explain.

Glinda’s Bubble

There was something that happened at the beginning of the movie that I found extremely remarkable. I watched on the screen exactly what Spirit had told us for a year or two. We have been learning that we are Divine Crystalline Energy. We’re part of the ONE I AM.

Spirit has told us that our continuous use of the Consciousness Gathering recording, during our gatherings and individual use, has enabled us to claim our Divine Crystalline Energy more quickly. In fact, Spirit told us that we could instantly shift from our everyday physical consciousness into our divine one. Wicked For God clearly portrayed this exact concept.

Last year, we discussed Glenda being in a bubble, which actually depicts a sphere of Divine Crystalline Energy. Now she can access her bubble of energy instantly—just by tapping her foot. Glinda is inside her bubble of energy, just as all of us are in our sphere of Divine Crystalline Energy.

We have been taught that we are in spiritual amnesia, meaning that as we live our physical lives, we feel that we are separate human beings. We feel separated from God and other human beings. In truth we are all individuated fractals or pieces of Divine Crystalline Energy. We can shift our consciousness and claim our Divine Crystalline Energy, and use it to manifest our desires in life. Through practice, we can claim our Divine Crystalline Energy instantly which is depicted in this movie clip. I find it remarkable that Spirit must have inspired the director to create this scene, but it is remarkably accurate.

Duality

Duality is another interesting concept explored in Wicked For Good. Madame Morrible spread propaganda in Oz that Glinda was the Good Witch and Elphaba was the Wicked Witch.

In Wicked, Glinda tricked Elphaba by giving her an outfit to wear to the Ozland Ballroom, which would make Elphaba an object of ridicule. As the crowd mocks Elphaba, Glinda has a change of heart and helps foster an atmosphere of acceptance with the crowd. This shows that we all possess both goodness and wickedness within us. 

Elphaba was born with magic, but Glinda, who desperately wants to have magic, does not.

Since the Wizard was oppressing the people of Oz and limiting animal rights, Elphaba decides not to work with the wizard and flew away, leaving Oz. Then Madam Marvel began a propaganda campaign against Elphaba, labeling her as the wicked witch, despite the fact that Glinda and Elphaba were friends.

Towards the end of Wicked for Good, Elphaba decides she must escape Oz completely—she fakes her death by having water thrown on her to melt her. Right before this happens, Glenda and Elphaba have a conversation.

Glenda says she’s tired of being the good witch and refuses to do it anymore, while Elphaba insists she must continue to be the wicked witch in the eyes of the Ozians, so Glinda can continue to be good, and carry out Elphaba’s plan to liberate the animals, and end the Wizard’s and Madam Marvel’s political power.

Glenda and Elphaba acknowledged the duality imposed on the Ozians, but in truth, they are erasing that duality between them. Then Elphaba gives Glinda the Grimoire, the magical spell book, and they say their goodbyes. Elphaba escapes from the Land of Oz, and Glinda returns to the Emerald City with the Grimoire.

Glenda had never been able to do magic, but once Glenda and Elphaba canceled out their duality, it removed the obstacle to her Divine Crystalline Energy. She opened the Grimoire to a page with two hands on it (representing healing hands that transmit Divine Crystalline Energy). The golden words suddenly glowed. The book lit up whenever a spell was spoken. Glinda could suddenly read the unknown language, and Glinda gained magical powers!

The message is that when you break the duality, you access the Divine Crystalline Energy, where all things are possible, and you can manifest. You can do anything in Oz with magic—though in our understanding, that’s manifesting—and you can’t do that in duality; you must be neutral and free of duality to access it. I found this message very powerful, and ‘amazed’ was a prominent scene in the movie.