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Sophia
[Judaic] The Greek word for wisdom. In Proverbs 8 she speaks like a goddess. The Gnostics conceived Sophia as a saintly spirit. The emperor named his great cathedral in Constantinople (Istanbul) Hagia Sophia, 'Holy Wisdom'. Some sources identify her with Siduru sabaut, the Mesopotamian goddess of paradise. The name survives in Arabic as safiyya.

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#Sophia​
Sophia (Greek) Wisdom. Used in a general sense by St. Paul, as when he speaks of earthly and heavenly wisdom; but by the Gnostics, especially Valentinus in his Pistis Sophia, it is the great Mother of all, corresponding to Sephirah, Isis, Vach, divine wisdom, akasa, anima mundi, and the Holy Ghost (when considered as feminine). Sophia among the Gnostics was considered the feminine aspect of the Logos, whether the Second of the Third. The idea of a cosmic mother precedes that of the cosmic father, and Sophia is the daughter, the feminine Logos of the cosmic mother; and this feminine Logos has seven sons, constituting the ogdoad. In the human constitution, Sophia may be equated with buddhi or on a somewhat lower plane, with the buddhi-manas.
According to the Pistis Sophia, the power of Sophia resides specially in the solar Logos, whose planetary vehicle is Venus. This dual symbol has an upper and a nether pole, like akasa and the astral light. The lower pole is called Achamoth; Sophia-Achamoth is used sometimes in the sense of the lower aspect, and sometimes to denote the two poles together.

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#grok​
v. (Informal) understand thoroughly in an intuitive way, understand in an exhaustive manner

Merriam-Webster Collegiate® Dictionary

grok
Pronunciation: 'gräk
Function: transitive verb
Inflected Form: grokked ; grok·king
Etymology: coined by Robert A. Heinlein †1988 American author
Date: 1961

: to understand profoundly and intuitively

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Concise Oxford English Dictionary

grok
■ verb (groks, grokking, grokked) US informal understand intuitively.

1960s: invented word.

© Oxford University Press, 2004

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Grok
Grok is a word coined by Robert A. Heinlein for his 1961 science-fiction novel Stranger in a Strange Land, where it is defined as follows:
The Oxford English Dictionary defines to grok as "to understand intuitively or by empathy; to establish rapport with" and "to empathize or communicate sympathetically (with); also, to experience enjoyment".

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grok
n. toddy

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