What if “spirit” is not a mood but a reliable way of acting—witness, will, and word braided into consequence? Spirit offers a clear grammar for turning attention into trustworthy presence and results. It frames a tetrahedron of capacities—Life, Love, Creation, Will—stabilized by six edges—Beauty, Nurture, Covenant, Discipline, Stewardship, Prudence—and rendered as four lived planes: Consecrated Craft, Trustworthy Care, Responsible Governance, Generative Habitat.

Drawing on a chorus of voices—Paul, Augustine, Eckhart, Teresa, John of the Cross; Hegel, Kierkegaard, James, Bergson, Scheler; Frankl, Jung, Hillman; the Upanishads and Śaṅkara; Patañjali; Buddhist insight with Nāgārjuna and Dōgen; Taoist wu-wei with Laozi and Zhuangzi; and the Sufi heart of Rūmī and Ibn ʿArabī—the book distills what endures and makes it operable now. Modern integrators—Steiner, Teilhard, Heschel, Merton, Wilber, McGilchrist—help bridge devotion, psyche, and systems.

Two playful but precise formulas anchor the vision: GOD + 0 ⇒ GO0D (freedom enables covenant) and GOD + Λ ⇒ GOLD (orientation yields proportion). With clean tests, field-ready practices, and weekly rhythms, Spirit aims at coherence over noise—clarity without cruelty, reverence without vagueness, and a life that keeps its word when the pressure rises.
 
ISBN 978-1-326-05349-9, full color, 67 pages.
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