A little of topic here, but an interesting consideration...

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Magicians wear top hats. The Grand Master of the Masonic Lodge wears a top hat. Incidentally, the Grand Master of the Masonic Lodge represents the sun... the Great Light in the East. He sits upon a high-backed chair on a platform raised 3 steps up. Three steps -- the 3 Degrees of the Blue Lodge in Freemasonry -- Entered Apprentice, Fellowcraft, Master Mason.

Ever wonder about the significance of a magician pulling a RABBIT out of his top hat? Could it be symbolic of the "rabbit hole" one must go down (ala "Alice in Wonderland") in order to attain the esoteric wisdom running in the currents of the Underground Stream?

The fairy tales and nursery rhymes that have come down through the ages, weren't preserved by accident. There are pearls to be harvested in them. Sadly, most of the pearls are tossed before swine, as the saying goes.