A text opens
a world of connections.
Begin with a passage. Understand its setting. Follow the vocabulary into Babylon’s teaching and a question you can use.
Three places to begin
Sefer Yetzirah · letters, number and formation
A study guide to ten sefirot, twenty-two letters, and the 231 Gates, with clear distinctions for Babylon learners.
Read the entry FoundationsPistis Sophia · light, questioning and direction
Study selected Pistis Sophia passages about light, the sphere, and Mary’s questions, then explore their place in Babylon’s teaching.
Read the entry FoundationsThe Babylon Encyclopedia · a guide to the framework
An orientation to Babylon’s authored framework: Heart chambers, Tree stations, letter paths, paired Gates, and four Worlds.
Read the entryA clear route from reading to teaching
The Sefer Yetzirah and Pistis Sophia guides focus on named passages and editions. The Babylon guide introduces the framework taught in this library. Each connects its starting material to definitions, examples, and practical lessons.
Follow the text-to-teaching journey ↗Questions that connect the books
What are the thirty-two paths of wisdom?
Distinguish the ten-and-twenty-two count from the numbered path labels used on Babylon’s Tree.
Read the entry Teaching practiceHow to distinguish a text from its interpretation
Keep the passage, its explanation, and your practical application visible as three different steps.
Read the entry Teaching practiceSpiritual narrative and a calculated sky reading
A passage can supply a reflective theme; a sky calculation needs independently stated inputs and rules.
Read the entryOne letter.
Many ways to understand.
Explore the three Mothers, seven Doubles, and twelve Simples. Find each letter’s current Babylon lesson and its Tree path.
Open the letter directory ↗CONNECTED GUIDES · A CLEAR WAY INTake the question further.
Read the Gates, letters and Tree, and current reading method through substantial guides and a printable teacher kit.
Explore the guides ↗