Pistis Sophia Descended the Chakras So We All Could Return to the Light

Yes, resonates with all who read it.

It is the basis of everthing....the one. It reminds us of who we are; imperfect - yet perfect, demon and saint, good and evil, hate and love - the list is endless. The words show us the origin of humanity and who we are. It is meant to help us accept one another in love, while we hate that which keeps us from accepting. It is the double edged sword.

Now if only all of humanity could see that so we can connect fully with the Pistis Sophia and learn to govern ourselves accordingly, so that we can learn to discern and judge and then find out that in the end, there is no judgement. How can there be?

The Sophia is what binds us all together as one. She is the word, the mind of God, within all of us.

Thank you for your thread. I feel like some life has been brought back into my being by reading here in communion with others who understand.

In one of my threads I also equated her with the ‘Holy Spirit’. Can’t remember which one but I do recall it generated discussion with others that are exploring viewing 'Faith in Wisdom’ the same way. Or what I am coming to explore as ‘remembrance of our inherent light’ preprogrammed into us by what is called ‘forethought’ in the Origins of the World text. These discussions can also be found in my current thread that I linked to above. We play a lot in that thread too. Sometimes more than not. But you will find some of the same posters here over there. Best to you and will see you around.

Warrior role? Her armor being remembering and praising the light through song. When Jesus chose to descend as well, his intent was not to go save her from herself. No one sent him there to save her. He did not come with avenging angels. He did not find some warrior bitch armed with revenge. The beauty to find her still praising the light, to not have forgotten the light after all she went through, did seem to move him. Indeed. If he had not journeyed there for himself he would not have seen that. Perhaps he ascended, in the eyes of this gnostic poet, just to tell the story. It would have easy for him to get trapped there as well after viewing the torments inflicted. What he found was his faith in his wisdom. It does sound like a love story.

Warrior role? Her armor being remembering and praising the light through song. When Jesus chose to descend as well, his intent was not to go save her from herself. No one sent him there to save her. He did not come with avenging angels. He did not find some warrior bitch armed with revenge. The beauty to find her still praising the light, to not have forgotten the light after all she went through, did seem to move him. Indeed. If he had not journeyed there for himself he would not have seen that. Perhaps he ascended, in the eyes of this gnostic poet, just to tell the story. It would have been easy for him to get trapped there as well after viewing the torments inflicted. What he found was his faith in his wisdom. It does sound like a love story.