Love is the reason.

The The Book of Babalon is a short but symbol-dense mystical text that presents Babalon as a figure of sacred paradox: divine love expressed through surrender, transformation, and uncompromising truth. Rather than moral instruction, the book speaks in vision and proclamation, portraying Babalon as the embodiment of liberated spirit—one who receives all experiences without judgment and transmutes them into wisdom. Its language is deliberately provocative, using intensity and excess to challenge fear, repression, and false purity, insisting that true power comes from wholeness rather than denial. Within the Thelemic tradition, the text frames love not as restraint but as a force strong enough to contain chaos, dissolve illusion, and reveal an unfiltered encounter with the divine.