Oprah built an empire preaching the divinity within. It was Christ she turned to in her darkest hour.

Oprah Winfrey has spent roughly four decades helping Americans discover who they really are. Apparently, the job isn’t finished.

Next April, the 72-year-old former talk-show queen will descend on the Las Vegas Sphere for “AHA,” a four-performance extravaganza featuring music, poetry, storytelling, and what its promoters call the ultimate “aha” moment.

What happens when you look inside and don’t find any light? What happens when your ‘authentic self’ turns out to be selfish, foolish, or cruel?

Winfrey calls the production the culmination of her life’s work.

Culmination is an interesting word.

After 25 seasons of “The Oprah Winfrey Show,” a magazine, a book club, her own television network, countless spiritual teachers, wellness programs, podcasts, and several decades of encouraging Americans to discover their authentic selves, one wonders what remains