"... by finding one’s Self in relation to this Creation Story, one can have a deeper, more soulful understanding of the forces at work in the world. We better know our place and the allies with which we can best work in order to be a vessel of support for Gaia/Sophia Herself, as She undergoes transformation. Given the vast nature of the Universe, the many galaxies, and the incomprehensible nature of the Creation and of creation itself … we either can feel diminished and meaningless, or we can see that our existence is part of the miracle and mystery of the One. We are not floating on a random planet, lost in the huge vastness of Space; we are actually an essential aspect of the Creation and the Creator, and a part of Sophia’s exploration from the Galactic Center into Matter. This shift of attitude is an often missing essential part of everyone’s life. Indeed, it restores the foundation for the weaving of the threads of one’s life.":
http://david-lila.com/sophia_webinar_intro_apr23.pdf
"The purposeful bond between humanity and the earth can and needs to be restored.
The remembrance of the Divine Feminine complements the Divine Masculine. This communion is necessary for Sacred Union, Wholeness and Healing. ":
http://www.SophiaLineage.com/
"... the birth of Divine Humanity, the 'new creation' of the transformed human being. This is the Second Coming of Christ that many mystics envision as the awakening or enlightenment of humanity – to 'see' the Kingdom of Heaven that is 'spread out upon the Earth' (Gospel of Thomas), that is already here and now. As such, it is a transformation of consciousness, that will take place within the human soul rather than outside in the world. The Second Coming awaits this inner transformation of humanity – the attainment of the divine/human potential within each of us. ":
http://www.christosophia.org/ChristoSophia%20in%20Dervaig.html
"... The path of ChristoSophia is the inner path found within all authentic spiritualities, for truly there are many paths but only one Path. Each religious tradition is an incomplete embodiment of absolute truth, which is too vast to be encapsulated by any form of symbol or doctrine. The human mind can only know and express relative truth. Those who journey on the inner paths realize that the truth encompasses and transcends all of its manifestation in the earthly plane. With the humility that comes from this awareness, we are then free to follow the spiritual path to which we feel most drawn. We must not use our recognition of relative truths as an excuse to evade the responsibility of the journey, for spiritual growth requires that we follow our own individual paths in seeking the higher spiritual truth ...":
http://www.christosophia.org/essaysthepathofchristosophia.html
