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About The Cover
The cover of the book is intended to represent the reader’s four states of consciousness, regardless of who the reader is appearing to be; and, thus, it indicates that the book is, also, about the reader.
What is contained in the reader’s reflection, in the cover, is meant to tune the reader into his or her, potential, journey to recognize his or her Self Awareness, as he or she journeys to his or her transcendental state of consciousness.
When the reader looks at the cover, in the right light, the reader can see his or her face reflected in the cover; and this reflection represents the reader’s physical state of consciousness.
The color gold, in SELF AWARENESS, in the other words on the cover and in Aladdin’s Lamp/in Allah Uh Din’s Lamp, is meant to tune the reader into his or her, potential, awareness of his or her understanding and self worth. The seven colored circles are meant to tune the reader into his or her astral mind, seven chakras and subliminal body --- as well as their content. The violet flame in The Lamp and the violet color in THE MAGIC OF CHILDREN'S THEATRE is meant to tune the reader into his or her, potential, final purification, which is gotten because of The Grace Bestowing Power of God. The black background, contained in the white space, is meant to tune the reader into his or her causal body, which contains his or her collective unconscious mind and its contents. The white, surrounding the black and in the space in which The Lamp is placed, is meant to tune the reader into his or her transcendental state of consciousness.
The Magic Of Children’s Theatre is the reader’s "Magic Carpet"/is "The Vehicle" that takes the reader to the recognition of the reader’s Self Awareness, in his or her transcendental state of consciousness. The Lamp represents the vision of the tail end of the sound of AUM, as It goes from the reader’s Third Eye center of consciousness to the reader’s Crown center of consciousness --- It is “The Vision” of The One, Who is of The Highest Faith and is The Selfless Servant of God, in the reader.
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