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In [[Christian esotericism]], the [[astral body]], purified of lower sensual [[desire]]s and elevated to the [[spirit self]], is called '''Virgin Sophia''', synonymous with the [[Isis]] of the [[Egyptian mysteries]], but now in the Christian transformed form as "[[New Isis]]", addressed by Goethe in the concluding [[Chorus Mysticus]] of his [[Faust tragedy]] as the [[eternal feminine]] and in his [[Goethe's Fairy Tale of the Green Serpent and the Beautiful Lily|fairy tale]] as the "beautiful lily".

==Literature==
* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Kosmogonie'', [[GA 94]] (1979), München, 5. November 1906 {{Lectures|94}}
* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Das Johannes-Evangelium'', [[GA 103]] (1995), Zwölfter Vortrag, Hamburg, 31. Mai 1908 {{Lectures|103}}

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