Babylon Lives
Being a lame a$$ is the new standard. It's just been getting worse.
People avoid work like it’s a peanut allergy for the masses.
They don't know how to say no to anything.
They can't keep promises.
Lack of consistency grows like inflation.
Today, our world is built on soft hands and even softer spines.
And most people are trying even harder to fit in even better....
Everywhere you look, people are scrambling for the “right” way to exist: the right way to post online, the right way to dress, the right way to echo the herd so they won’t stand out.
They call it culture, but it’s mass training in cowardice. Alan Watts warned, “Trying to define yourself is like trying to bite your own teeth.”
The soul erodes when you shape it to please everyone else. You become nothing but a copy of a copy—another citizen of Babylon.
Babylon thrived the same way—by convincing people that obedience was easier than strength. And it was. Until it wasn’t. Those who escaped didn’t ask permission; they set their own measure and lived by it.
Ayn Rand said, “The man who does not value himself, cannot value anything or anyone.” These are the ones you avoid.
That's why we make Babylonian soap. We wanted to fight back. We wanted something that actually cared for your skin, face and hair. On the move often, we wanted something we could grab and go. We wanted perfection for ourselves.
This isn’t inspiration. It’s a warning. If you don’t hold yourself to something higher—if your work, your word, your strength don’t outpace the herd—you’ll rot with the rest of them.
Babylon is still here. Very few escape.
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