How does Adam Ringham's approach to spirituality differ from traditional religious views?

I look at spirituality less as a belief system and more as an inner technology of connection and transformation.

Traditional religion (as commonly practiced) often focuses on:

1. External authority (institutions, clergy, dogma)
2. Past and future (sin history, promised afterlife)
3. Fixed identities and labels (“saved/unsaved,” “in/out”)

My work emphasizes:

1. Turning attention inward to connect Higher Self, ego, and subconscious
2. Moving from a horizontal timeline (regrets and fears) to a vertical awareness of the present
3. Experiencing “heaven within” rather than chasing it outside or in buildings
4. Seeing “Egypt” and “Satan” as inner states of ego, not external monsters

In short, I treat scripture as a symbolic map of consciousness, not just a rulebook to obey.

Is there a part of your own spiritual journey that feels especially confusing or stuck right now?