The Scott Adams Salvation Paradox
Scott Adams' deathbed acceptance of Jesus sparked debate. But the mystics would say salvation isn't a binary switch. It's a spectrum determined by how much you can feel.
Spiritual GrowthWhen we learn to feel our big feelings fully without trying to make them go away, something mystical happens: we end up knowing exactly what we need to know, when we need to know it. That's what abundance is.
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Browse the LibraryThe internet tells you to pick one topic, repeat one idea forever, and compress yourself into something an algorithm can easily classify.
But real spirituality expands you. It doesn't simplify you.
Real growth widens your range. It doesn't force you to narrow it.
Real creativity asks for your whole self. Not a tiny, optimized fragment.
If you've felt friction trying to fit into one lane, one theme, or one identity, there's a reason: you've been trying to discipline yourself into a box instead of clearing the emotional weight that keeps you scattered.
The answer isn't more focus. It's more presence. When you stop running from what you feel, clarity shows up on its own.
This isn't religious dogma. This isn't vague self-help. This isn't algorithm-approved content designed to perform. (It just happens to.)
This is spirituality built on one premise: the inner work makes the outer work actually work.
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Do the emotional work. Then watch everything else get easier.
In this conversation with Ben Laws, I break down the practice that changed everything for me: feeling your feelings fully, without trying to fix, escape, or spiritually bypass them.
Essays on emotional sobriety, spiritual growth, and the inner work that makes everything else work better.
Scott Adams' deathbed acceptance of Jesus sparked debate. But the mystics would say salvation isn't a binary switch. It's a spectrum determined by how much you can feel.
Spiritual GrowthThe difference between chaos magic that expands you and chaos magic that contracts you. How intention and emotional state determine what your practice creates.
Spiritual GrowthThat anxiety about AI taking over? It is not random fear. It is encrypted information about what you are avoiding. Shadow work meets artificial intelligence.
Emotional HealingA simple prayer that works because it aligns you with presence instead of performance. Not asking for things. Becoming available to receive.
Spiritual GrowthIs gambling a sin? The mystical answer is not about the action. It is about the state of consciousness behind it.
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Writer, creator, mystic, and builder behind the Jesus Lightning book series.
I've spent decades exploring spiritual frameworks, emotional healing, creativity, personal development, entrepreneurship, and technology. What I've learned: all of it works better when you've done the inner work first.
Feel what you've been avoiding, and everything else starts to click.
I don't believe in the one-lane creator myth. I believe your inner world is the most powerful technology you have.
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Subscribe →I've been writing publicly for 18 years, 5 months, and 30 days. That's a lot of coffee, books, late-night conversations, and lived experience. Some ideas here I've deepened. Others I've outgrown. A few have transformed into something I couldn't have imagined when I first wrote them.
Everything stays online. Not because it's all "right," but because it's all real. Growth leaves a trail, and people further behind on the path often recognize something in an older version of you that helps them take the next step.
One note for context: I've been sober for 9 years, 1 months, and 16 days. Anything written before that may contain questionable party logic, unfinished thinking, or raw edges. It's part of the arc.
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The work isn't becoming something new.
It's feeling what you've been avoiding.
When you stop running, everything else starts working.
This is a place where nothing has to be edited out.