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It’s interesting how many traditions have sought to interpret the divine feminine through Sophia—as wisdom, as mother, as revealer. Whether one sees her as the pure light above or as the fallen spark seeking return, there’s a deep yearning in these myths for reconciliation and healing.
If you see Sophia as higher than Yaldabaoth, perhaps it’s because wisdom always outlasts ignorance and counterfeit power. In many ways, the entire cosmos becomes a story of remembering that truth—that divine light still burns in the heart of what seems broken.
Whether you pray to Sophia or see her as a symbol, I think we’re all reaching for the same thing: a return to the Source in love, wholeness, and clarity. Keep walking your path with sincerity. There’s more connection between us than there seems.
It’s interesting how many traditions have sought to interpret the divine feminine through Sophia—as wisdom, as mother, as revealer. Whether one sees her as the pure light above or as the fallen spark seeking return, there’s a deep yearning in these myths for reconciliation and healing.
If you see Sophia as higher than Yaldabaoth, perhaps it’s because wisdom always outlasts ignorance and counterfeit power. In many ways, the entire cosmos becomes a story of remembering that truth—that divine light still burns in the heart of what seems broken.
Whether you pray to Sophia or see her as a symbol, I think we’re all reaching for the same thing: a return to the Source in love, wholeness, and clarity. Keep walking your path with sincerity. There’s more connection between us than there seems.
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