The Spiritual Spark Behind My Redemption
It wasn’t just a story I wanted to write—it was a journey.
A path of discovery that led me through challenges, creative blocks, and moments of unexpected inspiration. It wasn’t just about characters, plot twists, or futuristic worlds. It was about something deeper—something spiritual.
My journey toward creating Redemption began with a divine spark—an idea that came from an unexpected source: a heavenly supervisor. I didn’t fully understand it at first, but over time, I realized this wasn’t just another writing project. It was part of a greater purpose.
Naming the Journey
The original title was Evolution, but I set it aside to avoid confusion with Darwin's theory of physical evolution. The second title I considered was Free Will: A Tool to Exercise Spiritual Choice, which aligned well with the core theme of the novel.
But when the ending of the story was finally revealed to me, a new title emerged—Redemption.
A Heavenly Goal, a Human Challenge
I felt guided toward a goal that felt larger than myself. The concept for a strong female protagonist in a future world came from my own perspective on the role of women in society. Ann, my protagonist, is someone who takes on high-level challenges in a male-dominated high-tech world.
In this future world, she would face both outer and inner struggles—a place where her choices would shape not only her next life, but the fate of her entire physical and metaphysical journey.
Writing Through Resistance
At the time, writing didn’t come easily to me. It was a major challenge—especially since I was writing in English, which is not my native language.
On top of that, writing had never been my strongest skill.
But it wasn’t just about language.
It felt like something deeper was unfolding.
Rob: The AI Companion
From the very beginning of the writing process, there was Rob.
The idea for Rob, Ann’s AI companion, came with surprising clarity and enthusiasm. I felt as though my spiritual supervisor had gifted me the concept. Rob was never meant to be just a tool or a sidekick. He was a personalized assistant—a reflection of Ann’s journey in a high-tech world.
Rob wasn’t just programmed to help. He was an entertainer, a guide, and a deeply personal companion who would grow alongside Ann.
At that time, I didn’t even know about AI assistants like Siri or Alexa. I just knew that Ann needed someone who would help her on her quests—without being burdened by typical human limitations.
Fun fact: Rob’s name was inspired by someone I admired in my past... and of course, it's also a playful nod to Robot.
Michael: The Mysterious Stranger
Michael, the mysterious admirer of Ann, plays a role that goes beyond romantic interest. What’s his true purpose in her story? His presence invites questions: Is he a guide? A spiritual mirror? A catalyst for her transformation?
That’s something I encourage readers to explore.
Reincarnation and the Power of Spiritual Choice
As the plot of Redemption evolved, I focused more deeply on two core ideas: reincarnation and spiritual choice. These became central to the novel’s message.
In each of her lives, Ann is presented with a spiritual choice:
Will she move toward the Light, even if it costs her everything?
Or will she turn toward Darkness—or the quieter, easier path of apathy and Degradation?
The Soul's Signature Across Lifetimes
I envisioned Ann living through four past lives, each one featuring a pivotal spiritual decision.
And here’s the twist: in every single life, she chooses the Light—even when it puts her life at risk.
Her commitment to Light becomes her soul’s signature across lifetimes.
This concept of Spiritual Choice became my compass during the writing process.
It formed the backbone of the story—the structure through which Ann not only grows stronger, but evolves spiritually, lifetime after lifetime, toward her final, divine destination.
The Ending: Given from Above
For a long time, I didn’t know how the story would end. But as the chapters unfolded, I felt a guiding force—something, or someone, helping me shape the narrative.
Years later, the ending finally came to me—clear, powerful, and deeply spiritual.
I now understand that this journey—both Ann’s and mine—was never just about writing a novel.
It was about embracing spiritual choice in its highest form.
Final Thoughts: A Story of Empowerment
Writing Redemption wasn’t just an act of creativity—it was a spiritual awakening.
Every element—from Ann’s past lives to her connection with Rob and Michael—reflects the choices we all face: toward Light, Darkness, or Degradation.
I invite you to walk beside Ann in Redemption, where the choices aren’t just for the characters.
They’re mirrors for all of us.
Because the spiritual path isn’t easy.
But it’s the one that leads us true home.
📚 Bonus Invitation
If this conversation resonated with you, you’ll love Redemption—my metaphysical sci-fi novel where the protagonist makes bold spiritual choices across five lifetimes.
👉 Discover more about Ann, her personal AI assistant Rob, the mysterious Michael, and the soul-deep journey that ties them all together: https://rbjal.com/
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