Your first journey through Babylon
Six steps through twelve foundation lessons. Learn the vocabulary, connect the layers, and explain one example in your own words.
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Begin with the whole
Describe Babylon as an authored symbolic framework. Start with one lived question, then name the difference between a chamber and a fixed Tree station.
Meet the letter families
Distinguish the three Mothers, seven Doubles and twelve Simples. Keep the seven-letter family separate from the five-ruler daily role.
Find the Tree’s structure
Name the ten fixed stations and the twenty-two letter paths. A path connects two stations; a chamber describes a field of experience.
Understand a paired Gate
A Gate brings two letter qualities together. Explain why twenty-two distinct letters produce 231 unique pairs, and keep the established Gate name.
Read a card address
The Major names the corridor. The numbered Minor adds a station and a World. Explain The Magician with Three of Pentacles as a question about practical form.
Teach one clear example
Choose a lived question, name only the layers that help, and invite the learner to restate the idea. End with one proportionate action and a time to review it.