Silvia Pizarro McCants

In the first telling, I shared how Sophia, the embodiment of divine wisdom, was suppressed, rewritten, and buried beneath centuries of patriarchal theology. But what the world does not yet know is that Sophia’s story was never confined to one descent. She returned again and again, taking form within

In the first telling, I shared how Sophia, the embodiment of divine wisdom, was suppressed, rewritten, and buried beneath centuries of patriarchal theology. But what the world does not yet know is that Sophia’s story was never confined to one descent. She returned again and again, taking form within

When people talk about mythology, they often reduce it to old stories about gods and goddesses, meant only to explain thunder, fertility, or the cycles of life. But beneath the surface, myths carry truths that most of the public has never been told—truths that challenge how we see the

When people talk about mythology, they often reduce it to old stories about gods and goddesses, meant only to explain thunder, fertility, or the cycles of life. But beneath the surface, myths carry truths that most of the public has never been told—truths that challenge how we see the

Human governments have not been content simply to watch Mars from afar. Once they realized there were still presences beneath the surface, attempts were made to establish communication—quietly, covertly, through methods both technological and psychic. These efforts were never acknowledged, but they happened. 1. The First Probes In the

Human governments have not been content simply to watch Mars from afar. Once they realized there were still presences beneath the surface, attempts were made to establish communication—quietly, covertly, through methods both technological and psychic. These efforts were never acknowledged, but they happened. 1. The First Probes In the