Divinity Travels

What if the truth you've been searching for your whole life was buried beneath the very institutions you were taught to trust—hidden in plain sight, beneath centuries of ritual, doctrine, and control? Well, "Divinity Travels" sheds light on everything we've been conditioned to overlook, revealing what lies under the surface of faith, history, and self. It's not just any ol' redemption memoir—it's a spiritual excavation—it's a raw confessional—it's a thunderous indictment of the systems that have hijacked human consciousness. Told through the unflinching lens of lived experience, historical clarity, and spiritual awakening, this groundbreaking narrative pulls no punches as it dismantles the illusions of religion, power, race, and identity that have long distorted humanity's view of the divine. While rooted in personal truth and echoing with universal resonance, "Divinity Travels" charts the journey of a man imprisoned not only by bars, but by dogma, deception, and inherited lies. From the weaponization of Christianity in the service of white supremacy, to the spiritual disfigurement inflicted by colonization and capitalism, the author guides us through a sobering history that most have never been taught—and many would rather ignore. But in that uncomfortable truth lies the doorway to real freedom. With chapters that expose the mythologies of empire, critique the toxic values embedded in Hip Hop culture, and unveil the profit-driven exploitation of America’s criminal justice system, this work weaves historical fact with narrative fire, theological clarity with unapologetic rebellion. And at its heart lies a single, urgent plea: Wake Up! This is a book for those who've sensed that something is wrong with the world—and are finally ready to find out why. For the disillusioned believer, the conscious rebel, the spiritual seeker, and the soul that refuses to settle for a salvation that serves the system, "Divinity Travels" is both a mirror and a map. It calls you not to join a new religion, but to transcend them all. Because the divine was never in the doctrine. It was never in the chains. It's in you.