The roadmap
What's Coming
Nothing here is a standalone product with a marketing plan attached. Each installment is one altitude on a single thread, and every one of them ends by handing you the next thing to do.
The arc, and the reason the work has a shape.
Come up higher.
His own life was the map drawn large: a descent into flesh, a wilderness, a fasting, a long teaching, a betrayal, a death of the old, a stone rolled back from the inside. That arc is not only a history to admire. It is a map to walk — and the territory is you.
Why it propels
Read, work, live. Then read again, from higher up.
Every honest inner journey runs the same loop, and most books only serve one leg of it. Someone reads a beautiful thing, feels it, and has nowhere to put it. So this project builds all three legs and lets them feed each other.
The words
Meet what he actually said, without a broker. The volume ends by asking you to name one practice and a date.
The work
Seven Gates turns the naming into forty-nine days of it: one gate a week, one honest page a day.
The vessel
Salt & Light attends to the instrument doing the work: the body as temple, and what a temple runs on.
Installments
Where each one sits.
The Red Letter Bible
The scripture volume, currently in its third edition. All 622 canonical passages, the complete Gospel of Thomas, the Gospel of Mary Magdalene, the history of what was set aside, the Feminine Thread and the thematic overlays.
The App
The whole volume in your pocket. His words searchable by theme and by book. A passage each morning. The reflection prompts where you can actually answer them, with your answers kept. Built so a practice survives a Tuesday.
Seven Gates — the workbook
The Red Letter Practice: a 49-day ascent through the kingdom within. Seven gates, seven days each, with a diagnosis, a red-letter anchor, a declaration and a week of work at every gate.
Salt & Light
The doctrine book. Salt and water. Sun and skin. Living food. The empty vessel, and what fasting is actually for. Agape as the frequency the instrument was built to emit. Documented physiology and personal doctrine are kept in separate registers on the page, so you always know which one you are reading.
The Epistolary Expansion
The words of Jesus quoted directly in the letters — sayings preserved outside the gospels, gathered and weighed with the same sourcing discipline as the rest.
Installments release on a three-to-six month cadence. Each one is architected before the one before it ships, which is why the thread holds.
Installment III
The seven gates.
In the Gospel of Mary, the soul rising out of the world is stopped seven times — and each time it is stopped by something recognisable: a fog, a hunger, a not-knowing, a wish to stop existing, a body making demands, a clever worldliness, a righteous rage. Mary's soul answers each one and passes.
Seven Gates takes those seven, one at a time, and gives you a week at each: a diagnosis borrowed from the letters to the seven churches, a red-letter anchor to sit with, a declaration to say out loud, and seven days of practice you can actually complete.
- Gate I · The fog — what is obscured, and learning to seeDays 1–7
- Gate II · The craving — the appetite that mistakes the cloak for the selfDays 8–14
- Gate III · The not-knowing — inherited ignorance, borrowed judgementDays 15–21
- Gate IV · The pull toward oblivion — the longing to go numbDays 22–28
- Gate V · The demanding body — the temple as tyrant, the temple restoredDays 29–35
- Gate VI · The clever world — worldly wisdom, and the mind that cannot enterDays 36–42
- Gate VII · The certainty of anger — the last power, and the stillness past itDays 43–49
Gate names and framing are editorial. The seven powers are drawn from the Gospel of Mary; the diagnoses from Revelation 2–3; the anchors are his own recorded words, and no anchor is used twice across the book.
Don't miss the drop
The app and the workbook go out to the list first.
No launch noise, no daily broadcast. One message when something is actually in your hands.
Get the drop the day it lands
Email required, mobile optional. Text alerts go out first.