JANUARY — THE MONTH OF JANUS 🔱
January comes from the Latin Ianuarius — “the month of Janus.”
Janus is the god of new beginnings and old endings, the god of doors, portals, transitions, the past and the future. January is his month.
Janus is depicted with two faces:
one looking back into the past,
the other looking forward into the future.
He closes some doors and opens others at the same time.
That is why in Rome any undertaking began with a prayer to Janus — because before entering a new era, one must first cross the threshold.
“WHERE IT ENDS — THERE IT BEGINS” 🔄
Do you remember Baba’s phrase:
“Where it ends, there it begins”?
This is pure symbolism of Janus — a moment in which the end and the beginning merge into a single transition.
NUMEROLOGY THAT CONFIRMS IT ALL 🔢
2025 → 2+0+2+5 = 9
The number of completion, culmination, and the closing of an old cycle.
2026 → 2+0+2+6 = 10 → 1
The number of a NEW BEGINNING, the first step, the launch of a new cycle.
So, 2025 is the year of ending,
and 2026 is the year of BEGINNING.
And this fully aligns with the principle of Janus:
“Where it ENDS — there it BEGINS.”
2026 — THE YEAR OF THE RED FIRE HORSE 🔥🐎
According to the Eastern calendar, 2026 is the year of the Red Fire Horse.
This is a year when:
— the old burns away,
— the new is born in the fire,
— the system makes a sharp leap forward,
— processes accelerate to the maximum.
THE FIRE HORSE = THE ANALOGUE OF THE PHOENIX 🐎🔥🕊
In a symbolic sense, the Fire Horse is an animal analogue of the phoenix.
Both symbols are:
— fiery,
— associated with speed and a leap forward,
— carry the image of a “fire that leads ahead,”
— are reborn at the moment of transition,
— carry the energy of a new beginning.
The Phoenix is rebirth from the ashes.
The Fire Horse is the rapid breakthrough that follows this rebirth.
@Phill_irl@XRP_DigiGold@grok Claimed that this symbol is linked to the Knights Templar and Cistercian monks, suggesting they made clandestine trips to North America centuries before Columbus,
@clownworld He doesn't "hear the beat" of the claps... has zero rhythm ... so he has to time out his claps by "tucking his hands" then "clap"
You see this even in his younger years.