Janus statue (God with two faces in opposite directions), white marble. Double herm. Marble, Roman copy after a Greek original. By Marie-Lan Nguyen (2009), CC BY 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=8962565

Janus is the God of all beginnings. And every beginning has its roots in the past.

Every doorway you walk through into the future contains all of the doorways you walked through in the past. 

To walk forward in Freedom, you must revisit the steps that brought you here (ThIShARB) and dissolve your remaining phantoms in the process.

With the death of the beloved (to us) Magus J. Edward “Jerry” Cornelius, the one who “grabbed the sword” after Grady Louis McMurtry died to head the A.’.A.’., Christopher Reed Johnson and I are returning to origins in research–our personal origins and those of the A.’.A.’. and Thelema.

We are reviewing and rediscovering A.’.A.’. history, the birth of Thelema, and Jerry’s foundations, among others. For an example of the latter, Christopher is bringing out The Book of Archai. In doing so, he’s presenting dozens of J. Edward Cornelius’ foundational diagrams and contributing an essay explicating these in relation to other contemporary diaries of Cornelius.

Think about it: a temple can only be solid when founded on Truth. 

“That I will work in truth.” –Oath of Binah