Thanks Jan...You too offer great advice to those that seek, and provide great answers. I enjoy seeing new answers from members. I want to add, I find the Wizard of Oz fasinating, and rather intriguing. We have a wizard in a land of magic...Yet the Wizard himself has no magic. It's like a title given natually to anyone that lives in Oz, just as the good witch said, "...all you have to do is believe." I like to put the green part of Oz ( emralds ) as a light that shine for all in Oz, it repesent nothing. And makes those, who have no magic,...in to wizards!!! I am in the process of writing a book, and would like to do exactly as the land of Oz did to the kansas traveling man in the movie, turn ordinary people in to wizards. It's going to be great, plain and simple... fingers crossed... Let hope it the end product is too powerful for normal use! Of course I have to write another book, one for everyone else, that's if I can keep on to the ordinary words we use, without leaving the readers open to the fact that more powerful spells can derive from my teachings. I want a safe and happy Wizards and witches to play together, and not see my book end up being blamed for a tragic event.