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-====== Aeon of Horus ======
-Within Thelema, he proposed the concept of the Aeon of Horus as a new era in human consciousness and spirituality. Thelema, as a belief system, is built upon the notion that different stages of human spiritual evolution are represented by three primary aeons: the Aeon of Isis, the Aeon of Osiris, and the Aeon of Horus.
-The Aeon of Horus, according to Crowley, began in 1904 with the reception of "The Book of the Law," also known as "Liber AL vel Legis." This sacred text was purportedly dictated to Crowley by a spiritual entity called Aiwass. The Aeon of Horus represents a shift away from the previous Aeon of Osiris, which was characterised by patriarchal, hierarchical, and monotheistic religious structures.
-The Aeon of Horus is centred on the individual and their personal spiritual development. It emphasises the importance of finding one's True Will, which represents the innermost desires and purpose of an individual. This new aeon is marked by the principle "Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law," encouraging people to follow their unique paths without restriction.
-The concept of the Aeon of Horus is also associated with the archetype of the child or the crowned and conquering child, symbolising the rebirth of human consciousness and a new beginning. The aeon is thought to herald the advent of a more egalitarian, independent, and self-reliant approach to spirituality. This new era rejects the dogmatic, hierarchical structures of previous religious systems and instead focuses on personal experience, self-discovery, and individual empowerment.