We just played "Play with me!" While this childish invitation can sometimes be annoying, it can also lead to wonderfully joyful and creative phases, creating figures and scenes out of nothing, crafting new spaces, even entire worlds. A whole world is created here as well. Our world. In Sophia's game. For she too invites: "Play with me!" and not just anyone, but God Himself, at whose feet she initially sits. And God, far from being boring, does this. He plays with her for half an eternity. And thus begins the playful creative power, the beginning of all creativity, the foundation of every new creation. It makes the great, blue emptiness waver. It lets the great shining begin and the small sparkling start. Until God says: "Now it is good." It is no coincidence that the childlike main character in Gudrun Rathke's first picture book is named Sophia: as a figure of Wei.