Divine Feminine Gnosis

Explore the physical, mental, and spiritual mysteries of Sophia through Gnostic and Hermetic principles that celebrate the incarnate human body as the temple it is, and encourage you to connect its awareness and energies to the higher soul and the divine that exists beyond the body's edges.

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Seven mysteries for an embodied experience of transcendence

Drawing on Gnosticism and Hermeticism, Lee Irwin explores seven esoteric mysteries of feminine wisdom. He offers a practical wisdom teaching on integral spirituality and pansentience, encounters with spiritual entities, and reincarnation. Irwin also explores the masculine principle of logos and how to integrate it with feminine eros in sacred marriage to achieve wholeness and mystical insight.

• Draws on Gnosticism and Hermeticism to explore seven esoteric mysteries of feminine wisdom that are supported by practices
• Offers a wisdom teaching on integral spirituality and pansentience, encounters with spiritual entities, dreams, and reincarnation
• Explores the masculine principle of logos and how to integrate it with feminine eros in sacred marriage—Hieros Gamos—to achieve wholeness and mystical insight

Since the dawn of Christianity, the Sophia tradition has been suppressed and shrouded in secrecy. Drawing on Gnosticism and Hermeticism, this book presents divine feminine principles and teachings that are at the heart of the Sophia tradition and how they can be applied to enrich spiritual knowledge and practice.

Author Lee Irwin writes from a masculine perspective that honors and celebrates feminine insights, relations, and shared attitudes toward the sacred. The mysteries he shares are grouped in two sections: the lesser mysteries of body, mind, and soul and the greater mysteries of salvation, sacred union, the world soul, and reincarnation.

The lesser mysteries encourage greater personal awareness through the healing of old wounds and empowerment through responsibility. Irwin explores sacred sexuality and incarnation as a praxis that emphasizes the celebration of the body as temple. Through the greater mysteries readers learn how to develop transpersonal awareness, raise consciousness, and become receptive to gnosis through dreams and encounters with spiritual entities. Irwin then describes the masculine principle of logos and how to integrate it with feminine eros through alchemical union—Hieros Gamos—to achieve wholeness and mystical insight.

Feminine wisdom is a process—a way and not a destination. Divine Feminine Gnosis offers readers on any spiritual path an approach to living that is aimed toward heart-centered wisdom and an embodied experience of the transcendent.