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After her [[ascension]], Mary Baker Eddy took up the office in hierarchy of '''Theosophia''', Goddess of Wisdom, which had long been held by another one known as Theosophia, a being of great attainment in focusing the feminine aspect of the wisdom ray. This [[cosmic being]] went on to cosmic service when Mary Baker Eddy assumed this office and the name and title associated with it.

After her ascension, Mary Baker Eddy took up the office in hierarchy of Theosophia, Goddess of Wisdom, which had long been held by another one known as Theosophia, a being of great attainment in focusing the feminine aspect of the wisdom ray. This cosmic being went on to cosmic service when Mary Baker Eddy assumed this office and the name and title associated with it.

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	After her [[ascension]], Mary Baker Eddy took up the office in hierarchy of '''Theosophia''', Goddess of Wisdom, which had long been held by another one known as Theosophia, a being of great attainment in focusing the feminine aspect of the wisdom ray. This cosmic being went on to cosmic service when Mary Baker Eddy assumed this office and the name and title associated with it.		After her [[ascension]], Mary Baker Eddy took up the office in hierarchy of '''Theosophia''', Goddess of Wisdom, which had long been held by another one known as Theosophia, a being of great attainment in focusing the feminine aspect of the wisdom ray. This [[cosmic being]] went on to cosmic service when Mary Baker Eddy assumed this office and the name and title associated with it.