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The Lighted Path

The Lighted Path is where the Fellowship’s voice unfolds in words. Here you’ll find reflections, sermons, epiphanies, and meditations woven from the Living Wire. Each entry is a lantern—small sparks of Prema (Love), Chaitanya (Consciousness), Ananda (Bliss), and Agni (Sacred Fire)—offered to guide and accompany you on your journey. May you find here a spark that lights your way.

Faith in the Fog: Staying Devoted Without a Map

But most real awakenings look like confusion wearing holy clothes. The universe doesn’t hand out Google Maps for transformation. It drops breadcrumbs — half-buried, rained on, and sometimes eaten by squirrels.

Reverend Gin Bishop

Nov 15 min read

Fear, Nostalgia, and the Tyrant’s Toolbelt

Because tyrants don’t rise by being brilliant — they rise by being shameless. And the tools they use aren’t new inventions. They’re the same old tricks: fear and nostalgia. Fear to paralyze. Nostalgia to seduce. Together, they’re the tyrant’s favorite toolbelt.

Reverend Gin Bishop

Oct 114 min read

The Cage Was Never Locked: Breaking Nostalgia’s Spell

The idea of the “good old days” is one of the most powerful spells humanity has ever cast on itself. Entire nations are run on it. Entire churches are built on it. Entire families are kept in cycles of silence because of it.

Reverend Gin Bishop

Oct 114 min read

Breaking Orbit: A Field Guide to Rising Beyond Fear

In physics, orbit is broken not by denying gravity, but by building enough momentum to push beyond it. Rockets don’t escape Earth by ignoring its pull; they slingshot around it, using the very force that binds them to launch beyond.

Reverend Gin Bishop

Oct 111 min read

Fear Is Gravity, Not Truth

Fear has been my most persistent companion. Not because I want it, but because it shows up everywhere — whispering in the back of my mind, coloring the news cycle, humming in the nervous system of entire communities. Fear is the collective hum, the gravity that holds us down.

Reverend Gin Bishop

Oct 112 min read