Perfect light, and the home the lost once knew.
Homech. 4
The shoreline sermons describe a light that fades at its shore into nothingness, and souls who grow colder “the more it leaves home.” “What ought to be is always being, and of itself is complete light, so those who fall into the deep are not even adjusted to the depths of the ever-death.” If the lost had known the truth, they would know “a place called home.”
Abovech. 17, 19, 20, 21, 23, 31
“The fullness will unleash your own kind upon you” (17). At the portal, “emptiness and fullness meet” (19). Samson stands “before the orders from the fullness”; Antony casts out Satan “by the power of the fullness,” and the judgement on Leviathan is “a command of the fullness above” (20). Leviathan's “only match is the fullness I fell from with purpose” (21). “In nothingness is anything but fullness” (23). Wisdom of Limbo says, “my duty is unto the fullness” (31).
Note: the Fullness is pure and perfect, without flaw or suffering, and the nameless one belongs to it. It does not surround the Kenoma; it sits above it as a ball of white light.
Note: unofficially, Sophia comes from the Fullness.