Mega-Ritual "Rush Hour" 2012 London Olympics - Piano-Janus Ritual Productions P1 (also P15 in Venus Transit series)

In this video, we're featuring a performance from the opening segment of the Closing Ceremony of the hugely significant 2012 London Olympics! This is the first installment in a planned series that explores a piano code that's very closely related to another series we're producing that also features the modeling of stargates. This opening act of the Closing Ceremony also features THREE ritual transits of Venus (the first of which includes a transit of Mercury). It's another cross-over, so we're also adding this to that very notable series titled: "The Transit of Venus Ritual Enactments."

Mega-Ritual "Rush Hour" 2012 London Olympics - "Piano-Janus" P1 (also "Venus Transit" P15) (full HD version for streaming or download)
Mega-Ritual "Rush Hour" 2012 London Olympics - "Piano-Janus" P1 (also "Venus Transit" P15)
Mega-Ritual "Rush Hour" 2012 London Olympics - "Piano-Janus" P1 (also "Venus Transit" P15)

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Janus Ritual - Real, Effectual - and Common!

Here's two articles (wikiwand and romanpagan.wordpress websites) that will help you learn about Janus and Janus worship, so you can be better able to recognize when Janus rituals are being performed in media productions.

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