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This came to me tonight when I again revisited this topic in my mind, one that has been percolating for awhile.
There are many who theorize that Babalon is Inanna. But when I reach out to Babalon I just do not feel the same presence as I feel when I communicate with Inanna. (Though I think it probable that Babylon the Whore in the Book of Revelation IS Inanna, because she is described as "The Bride of the Lamb.")
There are many who theorize that Babalon is Inanna. But when I reach out to Babalon I just do not feel the same presence as I feel when I communicate with Inanna. (Though I think it probable that Babylon the Whore in the Book of Revelation IS Inanna, because she is described as "The Bride of the Lamb.")
Babalon is raw and impersonal. She is what happens when Nuit (Space and everything in it) becomes flesh. She's incarnation incarnate. Somewhat like how I perceive the Black Heart of Innocence: passion without inhibition.
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