Sophia offers her cup of wisdom to you.

It is time to connect with your own deep, intuitive wisdom.

Sophia asks you to take time for stillness and meditation, to listen to what needs to be heard. Sophia reminds you, that you, and only you have the truth within.

Perhaps you feel you are in a situation that you need guidance for. Have you been here before?

The Goddess tells us that each of us develop illusions that we make real, which must be identified and released for consciousness awakening. When you take the time to listen to your own inner Sophia you will gain what you need for your journey to well-being and wisdom.

Suggested Ritual

Go to a quiet place where you will not be disturbed for around 30 minutes. Have soft, relaxing music playing if possible.

Close your eyes and see yourself walking along a country path which turns into a forest. As you walk along the forest path, feel the dampness of the air, smell the trees and hear the many sounds of this ancient forest.

The path suddenly ends and you arrive at the enormous wooden door of a castle. There is a large gothic knocker which you use and the door is opened by the divine Sophia who takes you inside to a beautiful garden, and beckons you to sit with her on a wooden bench.

Sophia smiles and informs you that she is your higher self. Ask Sophia what it is you need to know. Listen to her answer carefully, dismiss nothing and ask questions if necessary.

When you are complete, thank Sophia for her intuition then see yourself leave the garden back to the path into forest.

About The Goddess

Sophia (pronounced sew-fee'ah) in Greek, Hohkma in Hebrew, Sapientia in Latin, all mean wisdom. The Judeo-Christian God's female soul, source of his true power is Sophia.

As Goddess of Wisdom, her faces are many: Black Goddess, Divine Feminine, Mother of God. To the Gnostic Christians, Sophia was the Mother of Creation; her consort and assistant was Jehovah.

Her sacred shrine, Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, is one of the seven wonders of the world. Her symbol, the dove, represents spirit; she is crowned by stars, a Middle Eastern icon, to indicate her absolute divinity.