In Gnostic cosmology, the "shadow" or fallen daugh

In Gnostic cosmology, the "shadow" or fallen daughter of Sophia (Wisdom) is commonly named Achamoth (or Acamoth).

Achamoth is described as the emanation of Sophia that falls from the Pleroma (fullness of light) into the depths of darkness.

She is often considered the creator of the material world and the mother of the Demiurge, Yaldabaoth (Son of Darkness).

She is also referred to as "fallen Sophia" or the lower Sophia.

In some interpretations, the "Dark Sophia" or "Sophia of the Night" is associated with Lilith, who represents the shadow self.

In Gnostic cosmology, the "shadow" or fallen daughter of Sophia (Wisdom) is commonly named Achamoth (or Acamoth).

• Achamoth is described as the emanation of Sophia that falls from the Pleroma (fullness of light) into the depths of darkness.

• She is often considered the creator of the material world and the mother of the Demiurge, Yaldabaoth (Son of Darkness).

• She is also referred to as "fallen Sophia" or the lower Sophia.

• In some interpretations, the "Dark Sophia" or "Sophia of the Night" is associated with Lilith, who represents the shadow self.