FAITH & AUTHORSHIPThe Father at the source.
Yeshua at the centre.
Babylon’s devotional foundation begins with the Father and Yeshua. The author’s work is offered in service of that devotion. Every person is sovereign and keeps their own judgement and freedom of choice.
“I am just the vessel.”
Elexsis Caliskan’s description of her role places the teaching’s spiritual centre with the Father and Yeshua. The books, music, and learning resources are offered as ways to study, reflect, and make understanding useful in life.
About the author
Elexsis Caliskan is the writer and creator behind the Babylon Encyclopedia. Her public account describes a path through entrepreneurship, personal change, sustained study, writing, and music. The learning centre gives readers a way to explore that body of teaching through definitions, examples, connected guides, and practical lessons.
Read Elexsis’s full account on the encyclopedia ↗
How to read this library
The public lessons distinguish the words of a named text, Babylon’s adopted interpretation, and an original practice example. A mathematical rule can be checked separately from a symbolic question. The reader has room to ask, compare, disagree, and choose a considered action.
Every person is sovereign
Every person is sovereign. Each reader keeps their own judgement, dignity, and freedom of choice. Teaching offers room to question an interpretation, disagree, and choose a considered action.
Keep the centre clear when teaching
Begin with the faith and purpose of the work. Then explain the vocabulary that helps the learner’s question. Credit the Babylon framework and retain the permanent lesson links when using its teaching resources. Make the explanation clear enough for another person to examine and use.