The Healing Touch Series

The Healing Touch: Integrated Soft Tissue Manipulation in Rehabilitation
By Patrick di Santo

Unlock the power of human contact to heal, restore, and transform.
The Healing Touch: Integrated Soft Tissue Manipulation in Rehabilitation is a groundbreaking book that merges ancient therapeutic traditions with the latest scientific research on the healing power of touch. From the sacred hands of ancient healers to today’s clinical rehabilitation settings, Patrick di Santo explores how intentional, therapeutic touch—including massage therapy, Reiki, acupuncture, and manual manipulation techniques—can alleviate pain, ease stress, and promote both physical and emotional well-being.

This comprehensive volume traces the cross-cultural history of touch therapies, revealing their foundational role in both medical and spiritual practices throughout human history. It also examines the neuroscience and physiology of touch, detailing how this primal sense affects our nervous system, hormonal balance, and immune response, supported by emerging evidence-based research in integrative medicine and rehabilitation science.

Whether you’re a licensed healthcare professional, a massage therapist, a Reiki practitioner, or simply seeking holistic healing methods, this book offers a rich blend of practical guidance and academic insight. Learn how touch therapies can be ethically and effectively integrated into mainstream healthcare, and explore the importance of cultural sensitivity, professional boundaries, and informed consent in modern practice.

Key Topics Covered

Why Readers Love This Book

**Embrace the universal language of touch—**a force that not only connects us, but heals, comforts, and reawakens our deepest human capacities. The Healing Touch is your guide to integrating this timeless practice into the future of care.

ALIENATION: The Phoenician Healers

Alienation: The Phoenician Healers
By 9 Patrick di Santo

A Revolutionary Synthesis of Ancient Healing, Spiritual Science, and Quantum Insight

Alienation: The Phoenician Healers is a profound exploration of the ancient healing arts, symbolic wisdom traditions, and the science of consciousness, seamlessly weaving together Phoenician, Vedic, Egyptian, Hellenistic, and Persian philosophies. Through deep historical inquiry and spiritual exegesis, 9 Patrick di Santo uncovers the hidden lineage of healers, priest-scientists, and divine archetypes, tracing their encoded teachings through sacred symbols—such as the serpent, su asti, and the spiral—and linking them to modern discoveries like the double-helix structure of DNA and the geometry of the quantum field.

Anchored by the ancienne Alexandrian ritual manuscript and its influential translation—the Septuagint—this work reveals how these interwoven traditions viewed the microcosmic human body as a reflection of macrocosmic cosmic order, bridging the gap between mysticism, medicine, and metaphysics.

Key Themes Explored

Why This Book Matters

Through eloquent metaphors, rigorous scholarship, and spiritual insight, Alienation invites readers to reconsider the nature of force, divinity, and human consciousness. It challenges the Western reductionist view of healing, restoring a holistic understanding of health as energetic coherence, ancestral memory, and cosmic alignment. Whether you are a student of comparative religion, a practitioner of holistic healing, or a seeker of hidden knowledge, this book offers a transformative lens on ancient wisdom and its modern relevance.

A Journey into the Heart of the Human Matrix
Alienation: The Phoenician Healers is not merely a historical treatise—it is a spiritual awakening, an invitation to align with the unseen forces that bind biology, language, spirit, and light. It speaks to the healer in all of us.

CREATIVITY: The Adaptive Advantage

Adaptation as Creative Intelligence: Bridging Biology, Ritual, and Emotional Growth

By 9 Patrick di Santo

Adaptation refers to the immediate biological and behavioral changes organisms undergo in response to environmental pressures, directly enhancing survival and reproductive success. Unlike the extended timeline of classical evolutionary theory, adaptation highlights creative, real-time functional adjustments—evidence of an organism’s capacity to thrive through responsive intelligence. This lens brings renewed clarity to the role of creativity as an adaptive mechanism, offering tangible benefits in the physical world while illuminating deeper processes of resilience, self-awareness, and transformation.

When viewed beyond the confines of strict mechanistic science, evolution becomes more than a biological process—it serves as a symbolic metaphor for emotional growth, spiritual renewal, and psycho-social development. Like adaptation, it can reflect the non-linear and integrative healing processes central to ancient ritual, holistic medicine, and ancestral wisdom traditions.

Rigid evolutionary models often miss the subtle, energetic, and symbolic dimensions of human transformation. In contrast, a more expansive, integrative framework recognizes adaptation as a pathway to resilience, uniting the physical, emotional, and spiritual realms. This vision aligns with indigenous and esoteric healing systems that view health and adaptability as interconnected, creative forces—woven into the fabric of our biology and consciousness.

ZIUSUDRA: The Sumerian Precedent

Ziusudra: Righteous Guardian of the Sumerian Flood Tradition

Ziusudra, a pivotal figure in ancient Mesopotamian mythology and historical poetry, is one of the earliest recorded flood survivors in human literature. Featured prominently in the Sumerian King List and the Eridu Genesis, Ziusudra bridges the poetic and the historical—embodying the Sumerian ideals of divine remembrance, moral leadership, and spiritual obedience. As the last king of Shuruppak before the great flood, he was chosen by the offspring pantheon to preserve life, a role he fulfilled with piety, kinship fidelity, and ritual exactness.

Ziusudra’s tale parallels global flood myths, including Utnapishtim from the Epic of Gilgamesh and Noah from Western biblical traditions. These narratives share recurring archetypes: divine forewarning, the construction of a survival vessel, and a covenantal renewal of life. They reflect humanity’s early attempts to reconcile with natural catastrophe, divine justice, and the unseen operations of the universal coder—the ubiquitous force behind order and collapse.

Though preserved only in fragmentary Sumerian tablets, the Ziusudra myth articulates a worldview grounded in cyclical balance: destruction precedes regeneration, and obedience safeguards continuity. The Sumerians, reliant on the Tigris and Euphrates, understood floods not only as existential threats but as sacred mechanisms of renewal. Scholars increasingly recognize these myths as influenced by actual hydrological events, underscoring the interconnectedness of natural and cultural systems in early civilization.

More than a legend, Ziusudra serves as a prototype of the righteous steward—a figure of integrity, foresight, and covenantal trust. His survival represents an early literary and spiritual articulation of resilience in the face of divine retribution. As a cornerstone of Mesopotamian lore, his story reverberates through Akkadian and Hellenic flood traditions, forming a mythopoetic foundation for understanding the human condition through ritual, remembrance, and adaptation.

THE HARMONIC REVELATION: Pythagoras and the Echoes of Eternity

The Harmonic Revelation: Pythagoras and the Echoes of Eternity
By 9 Patrick di Santo

Discover the Hidden Teachings of the Philosopher-Mystic Who Merged Mathematics, Music, and Cosmic Law

The Harmonic Revelation invites readers on a transformative journey into the life, teachings, and enduring influence of Pythagoras of Samos—the philosopher-mystic whose vision of a universe governed by harmony, number, and frequency laid the foundations for both scientific reasoning and spiritual cosmology. Born around 570 BCE, Pythagoras transcended his era, blending Egyptian, Babylonian, Indian, and Greek wisdom traditions into a holistic worldview rooted in universal order and the mathematics of the divine.

Through extensive travels and initiations across Egypt, Babylon, and India, Pythagoras absorbed sacred teachings that shaped his revolutionary doctrines: the Music of the Spheres, the mathematical unity of all existence, and the concept of a cosmic code underlying both the physical world and spiritual practice. These insights found expression in his Italic Kin—a community-school-ritual order dedicated to ethical living, communal harmony, and ritual alignment with celestial law.

Pythagorean teachings weren’t just mystical—they were political, philosophical, and scientific, aimed at transforming both the self and society. His followers embraced mathematical purity, dietary ethics, and cosmic citizenship, believing the principles that governed the heavens should guide human governance and daily conduct.

Though the original Pythagorean order was suppressed, its intellectual and esoteric legacy persisted—deeply influencing Plato, Neoplatonism, mystical Christianity, and modern quantum-spiritual synthesis. Today, Pythagoras’s ideas remain profoundly relevant, offering a timeless blueprint for harmonic living, cosmic attunement, and the integration of science and spirit.

Key Themes Covered

For Readers Seeking the Sacred Code Beneath Reality

Whether you’re drawn to sacred geometry, esoteric philosophy, or the quest for spiritual-scientific integration, The Harmonic Revelation is a luminous guide. With historical depth, poetic clarity, and visionary insight, 9 Patrick di Santo reveals how Pythagorean wisdom remains a vital map for navigating the modern world—a call to restore harmony between body, mind, cosmos, and code.

WISDOM SEEKERS: Sphinx Worship

Wisdom Seekers: Sphinx Worship
By 9 Patrick di Santo

Reclaiming the Divine Feminine: Guardians of Code, Culture, and Cosmic Balance

Wisdom Seekers: Sphinx Worship is a powerful exploration of the central role of female deities in ancient theology, ritual, and civilization. In this illuminating work, 9 Patrick di Santo delves into the veneration of feminine divinity across cultures—revealing goddesses like Inanna (Sumeria), Isis and Hathor (Kemet/Egypt), and Astarte (Phoenicia) as guardians of sacred knowledge, protectors of societal structure, and keepers of the cosmic code. These deities embodied fertility, wisdom, and balance, anchoring civilizations in principles of regeneration, justice, and divine order.

Through comparative analysis of Sumerian, Egyptian, Indian, and Mesopotamian traditions, this work reveals how ancient societies elevated the feminine aspect of the universal parent deity, recognizing its critical role in maintaining cosmic harmony and material-world stability. Far from secondary figures, these goddesses were primary architects of sacred structure, encoded into the very ritual logic and societal frameworks of early human cultures.

Key Themes Explored

Restoring the Lost Balance of Divine Expression

In an age where the masculine dominion over religion and philosophy has often overshadowed the original matrifocal origins of the sacred, Wisdom Seekers: Sphinx Worship returns readers to a foundational truth: the feminine was not ancillary, but elemental. This book invites seekers, scholars, and practitioners to reconsider the gendered dimensions of divinity, offering a ritual-historical framework that honors the female presentation of the universal parent as a vital force in shaping human consciousness and cultural evolution.