Sophia's Web

The universe is akin to a multi-dimensional cube. Each point in this cube mirrors and reveals itself as every other point. In the language of chaos theory Nature repeats Herself. It is in capturing this mirroring function of Nature that I wrote Sophia''s Web. As the book will show when we listen to a favorite myth the story being told tells us something about ourselves. It mirrors our lives. Furthermore the book shows that the various religions in all their wonderful diversities mirror one another. This repeating or mirroring action of Nature is also evident in our metaphors. For example it is often common for us to say I conceived this idea or This idea is my baby in linking the creative process of mind to the feminine function of giving birth. In other words the power and beauty of metaphor is to capture the repeating functions of Nature. What happens in the mind happens in our bodies and in our love lives. Nature repeats Herself. In reading Sophia''s Web it is hoped the reader will begin to link her or his self to the cosmos as a whole. Towards this end the book is aligned with the verb definition of religion to connect again. In other words the book is designed to help the reader obtain a sense of his or her wholeness.