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Jacob introduces the heart of this podcast — three reminders that come from being attentive to the light, and to what he calls his "innermost being" — the light that connects us all: Love is Creation's Greatest Idea We...
Jacob introduces the heart of this podcast — three reminders that come from being attentive to the light, and to what he calls his "innermost being" — the light that connects us all: Love is Creation's Greatest Idea We...
A prism takes a single beam of white light and bends it, slows it, and splits it into separate colors. In this...
As the website: AlltheThingsLight.com comes together, Jacob takes time to explain the names behind it — distin...
Jacob opens with a small, unplanned "light moment" — sitting on a lakefront bench in Chicago and finding a smi...
Jacob opens with a thought that's been building for over a week: my audience is my neighbor. Not followers or...
After a season away from recording, Jacob returns to share a personal testimony: his mother's transition in la...
Jacob opens with a word that's been on his mind: as — as in, "my purpose is to be as I am created. No deviatio...
Jacob shares a long-held thought — "there are no martyrs" — sparked while listening to A Course in Miracles. H...
"Feed my sheep", Jacob connects feeding to love — to feed something is to want it to live. From there, he buil...
Jacob traces a thought that's stayed with him since he was 19, walking the campus of Morehouse College: there...
Jacob wrestles openly with a phrase he's used for 20 years — "I'm on my way somewhere," evolved into "on our w...
Jacob introduces the heart of this podcast — three reminders that come from being attentive to the light, and to what he calls his "innermost being" — the light that connects us all: Love is Creation's Greatest Idea We Are One We Are the Generation of the Light A notebook gifted by a mentor became the starting point for a new kind of writing — pages that didn't take the shape of songs or poems, but something freer, given the name "no form." From there, Jacob describes learning to ponder these writings rather than figure them out, moving beyond the need for logic and control into simply being present. Jacob reflects on the moments in life that couldn't be planned — a home, a career, meaningful relationships — realizing that trust, not control, made room for them. The episode closes with a vision of walking toward the light, and the realization that the closer we get, the more we begin to look like it ourselves.