Sophia

“I was sent out from the power and have come to you who study me and am found by you who seek me. Look at me, you who study me, and you who hear, hear me. You waiting for me, take me into yourselves. Don’t banish me from your vision. Don’t let hatred enter your voice against me or let anger enter your hearing. In no place, in no time, be unknowing of me. Be alert. Don’t be ignorant of me. I am the first and the last. I am the honored and scorned. I am the whore and holy. I am the wife and the virgin. I am the mother and daughter. I am the members of my mother and the barren one with many sons. I have had a grand wedding and have not found a husband.„

 

 

— Sophia, Apocryphon "The Thunder, Perfect Mind."

 

Sophia, also known as the Goddess of Wisdom, Mother Wisdom or Pistis, is the aeonic goddess of wisdom, faith and knowledge. She is the last emanation of Bythos and the mother of Yaldabaoth, and the consort of Jesus Christ. Sophia is mainly worshiped in Gnosticism, but also in Christian theology, Platonism, Hellenism, Christian Mysticism and Jewish Mysticism.

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