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Listening study room: recordings and reading companions
Find the existing Sophia and Thomas recordings, distinguish reading companions from verified transcripts, and prepare new lessons.
| Study route | Available material | What remains open |
|---|---|---|
| Sophia | Published Babylon audio player and existing reading routes. | A word-for-word transcript and numbered prayer timings require matching against the chosen recording. |
| Gospel of Thomas | Eight original recording labels and the supplied reading manuscript arranged in seven chambers. | The manuscript is a companion; an independently audited verbatim match to each recording is not claimed. |
| Revelation recording outline | Twenty-two original chapter summaries and an original lesson script template. | Revelation recordings, video lessons and verified captions have not yet been supplied or produced. |
A usable listening practice
Before listening, choose one passage and keep its reference beside you. Afterward, note one image, one question and one freely chosen next step. If you quote a recording, verify the words and time against that actual audio edition. Listening is an invitation, never a test of spiritual worth.
How a new recording joins the library
Match the edition and file to the lesson, measure its duration, add a public playback URL, then create and check a transcript and chapter timings. Keep a version label so a later replacement does not silently mislabel old notes. The existing custom Sophia controls remain available.