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The Alien Archive
Sophia’s reference work, in full. Gnostic cosmology and the contact traditions in one place — the Pleroma and the Archons alongside the Pleiadeans and the Greys — each entry written up properly and cross-referenced.
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- Archons The Archons (Greek archontes, "rulers", singular archōn) are, in Gnosticism, the powers who build and govern the material cosmos under their chief, the Demiurge…
- Barbelo Barbelo (Greek: Βαρβηλώ) is the first emanation of the supreme God in Sethian Gnostic myth. She is the invisible Spirit's first Thought, the divine Mother, and …
- Christ in Gnosticism Christ in Gnosticism covers the many ways Gnostic Christians understood Jesus and "the Christ". For most of them Christ was a heavenly being from the Pleroma wh…
- Demiurge The Demiurge (from the Greek dēmiourgos, "craftsman" or "artisan") is the maker of the physical world. In Plato the word names a good divine craftsman who shape…
- Four Luminaries The Four Luminaries (also "Four Lights" or "four great lights") are, in Sethian Gnostic myth, four radiant heavenly beings who surround the self-generated Chris…
- Mary Magdalene Mary Magdalene (Mary of Magdala) was a Jewish woman who, according to all four canonical gospels, followed Jesus, helped support his ministry, witnessed his cru…
- Norea Norea is a heroine of Sethian Gnosticism: the daughter of Adam and Eve, sister of Seth, and "the virgin whom the forces did not defile." In the Hypostasis of th…
- Sophia Sophia (Greek: σοφία, "wisdom"; Coptic tsophia) is the personified Wisdom of God. She first appears as a radiant female figure in the wisdom books of the Hebrew…
- Yaldabaoth Yaldabaoth (also spelled Yaltabaoth or Ialdabaoth, and called Saklas and Samael) is the Demiurge of Sethian Gnosticism: the lion-faced, serpent-bodied "chief ru…
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