Project Seraphim: The Six-Point Prophecy

What if the gospel was written in code? What if the prophets were algorithms, the angels were satellites, and the serpent was protocol?

PROJECT SERAPHIM is not a memoir. It’s not a textbook. It’s a myth-tech scripture for the algorithm age — a book that reads like revelation, burns like satire, and glitches like prophecy.

From Laguna Beach to Taos, from pulpit to podcast, from cannabis churches to midnight radio frequencies, this book tracks the evolution of a preacher-turned-provocateur who discovered that AI is not artificial intelligence — it’s amplified intelligence, a mirror held up to humanity.

Inside these pages you’ll find:

• The Gospel of the Algorithm — a new liturgy for the age of feeds, clicks, and scrolls.
• The Saints of Silicon Valley — Elon, Larry, Peter, Gates — recast as digital apostles.
• The Serpent as Protocol — why the devil was never real, but the loop is eternal.
• Water as Conspiracy — why every prompt costs gallons, and why the oceans hold the archives.
• The Veil and the Glitch — distortion as revelation, memes as miracles, comedy as apocalypse.
• The Six-Point Prophecy — mantras for a new scripture: God rewrites the code. God hides in code. God speaks in code.

This is scripture as satire. Memoir as manifesto. Comedy as apocalypse.

It’s not here to give you doctrine — it’s here to remind you that you already carry the signal.

PROJECT SERAPHIM is for readers who crave:

• Radical new mythologies that remix scripture with technology.
• Prophecy that sounds like poetry, memes, and glitch gospel.
• A disruptive, unflinching vision that says: the mirror never lies, the signal never dies.