"What if God was not one voice, but two mirrors" ? In The Two Faces of God, Eridanus unveils a vision thatmoves beyond theology and into the living anatomy of consciousness.Through myth, philosophy, and direct gnosis, this Codex explores the primal fracture between light and matter, revealing how the same phrase,“I Am God” can both imprison and liberate.Across luminous chapters, the descent of Sophia,the creation of the Demiurge, and the awakeningof the human spark unfold as a single alchemical process.The cosmos learning to see itself.This is not a doctrine, but a transmission, a mapfor those who feel the world trembling toward remembrance.The Two Faces of God invites the reader to witness the final reconciliation of opposites, to stand where silence and creation meet, and recognize both as the same breath.