Babalon is, and always has been, a Woman of Power. This book is a collaborationwritten by women of power incarnate. To Linda Falario an essence of Babalonis the warrior. To Soror Chen, a self invoked Babalon can lead women to "a worldwhich reflects the gifts of woman's genius". To Mishlen Linden, Babalon is thePriestess, The Woman of Power. The Babalon of Raven Greywalker is the SacredProstitute. Nema voices both appreciation of Babalon as an image of the femaleprincipal and articulates a problematic one dimensional aspect of this sacred figure which keeps Her essence in the realm of duality.In these essays, past Babalons are addressed in Chen and Nema's articles andpresent Babalons are attended to in the articles by Falorio, Raven, and Mishlen.