Sophia

 

In psychology and spiritual development, Sophia represents the highest level of psychological maturity that facilitates teaching to master the inner universe.

Considered as the mother of goodness and mental time traveler in ancient wisdom, to repeat in the eternal now, to realize Sophia is nowhere here but everywhere in memory.

The truth always reveals itself, and what was hidden then speaks the news now. 

The stories within the story have their reasons in which the truth maintains that eternal mythology.

In the brief history of inherited memories and experienced emotions, it feels like the divine rain from the heavens to still the thirst of the seekers.

The world of emotions is the churning of the ocean and the womb of life. The feminine quality in its purest state is the vitality of life and the healing potion, like looking at the stars in love.

Sophia the owl has eyes that shine like a star to indicate the cycles of life and the turning of such seasons. The sacred presence and timetable of the now is the embodiment and immersive state of the universe all around. 

Sophia the goddess was submerged into the depth of the unconscious and saw into the night of the masculine power, the seed of pure spirit. She saw that love rises in emotion and falls in passion that streams to oceans; her limitless love is the horizon of the divine ocean, where her heart as a river flows to the sea.

Sophia is the lady of the night, where the moon and stars are the rejuvenations and womb of this present darkness. The seat of the soul is seen with nocturnal vision in the inner life, where life meets intellect, intuition, and spirit. 

The culmination of personal growth is the sphere where the inner feminine relates the integrating intellectual understanding to intuitive knowing. This sphere is where every virtue is an expression of beauty in all names and forms to transmute pain into purpose. 

Sophia's words on the streets are the fallout from divine perfection and sent back where more wisdom needs to be gained with redemption.

The immaturity produces a "shadow" and manifests as intellectual arrogance of not knowing that reaches for the quiet knowing from the soul. Sophia is the teacher of the teachers who are to become the oracle. The architecture of the divine void is the creation of space that has it all.