Charles Stansfeld Jones

Charles Stansfeld Jones or Frater Achad

“Sir Charles Stansfeld Jones, whose occult names, numbers, dignities and titles, are as follows: PARZIVAL, Knight of the Holy Ghost, etc., X° O.T.O., 418, 777, V.I.O. (Unus In Omnibus), Achad, or O.I.V.V.I.O. (Omnia in Uno, Unus in Omnibus), Fra A∴ A∴, 8^○ = 3^□, Arctaeon, to be my son by Jeanne Foster, Soror Hilarion.”—New Comment on II.76, Liber Legis

• Greater Feast of Charles Stansfeld Jones, died February 24, 1950 at British Columbia, Canada

• The Qabalistic and Thelemic Works of Frater Achad, the complete published works of Frater Achad, the magical motto of Charles Stansfeld Jones, cabalist extraordinaire.
• Thelema Coast to Coast #04: May 14, 2005, contains an interview with Tony Stansfeld-Jones, the son of Charles Stansfeld Jones.
• The 91 Parts of the Earth, Section 1—“It has occurred to me while re-reading the visions that there is some connection with Achad's Tree” &c.
• Random Notes on Liber Al
• Chapter XX: Talismans: The Lamen: The Pantacle—“Equinox III, 1, has the Neophyte's Pantacle of Frater O.I.V.V.I.O.”
• Chapter XLVIII: Morals of AL—Hard to Accept, and Why nevertheless we Must Concur—“These passages make it clear that there is a secret interpretation, which, being hidden as it is hidden, is presumably of even graver importance than the text as it stands. Such passages as I have been able to decipher confirm this view; so also does the discovery of the key number 31 by Frater Achad.”

• Charles Stansfeld Jones
• Frater Achad

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Stansfeld_Jones

• Q.B.L. or The Bride's Reception: Being A Qabalistic Treatise on the Nature and Use of the Tree of Life
• Egyptian Revival or the Ever-Coming Son in the Light of the Tarot
• Anatomy of the Body of God
• Crystal Vision Through Crystal Gazing
• Liber Thirty-One
• The Incoming of the Aeon of Maat: Correspondence between Charles Stansfeld Jones, Gerald Yorke, and others, 1948-49. Collected, edited and introduced by Michael Barham and Michael Staley. More Details.
• The Collected Works of Frater Achad, Volume 1: The Major Works, edited and with an introduction by Henrik Bogdan.