From ocean worlds to galactic conscience
Where Lani hears the Song of the Sea,
Rigel hears the Song of the Universe

In the far reaches of the galaxy, life is not an accident. It is engineered. Nurtured. Protected.
Raised on the ocean world of Thalassa by the ancient Nesoi, Rigel has always felt the call of something greater. That call becomes destiny when he is chosen to join the Spiritual Engineers—an alliance of ancient, sentient races who seed and safeguard life across the stars to expand universal consciousness.
But the Engineers face their greatest threat: a ruthless Type III civilization bent on reshaping the galaxy into a machine of domination. Worlds are burning, oceans are boiling, and entire species are vanishing into silence.
To stand against them, Rigel must master more than advanced technologies—he must embrace the deepest laws of harmony, reciprocity, and karmic balance. Guided by wisdom older than the stars, he will confront the shadow side of humanity’s ambition and face a choice that could either heal or shatter the living web of worlds.
From the depths of alien oceans to the heart of ancient star systems, The Spiritual Engineers delivers a sweeping, final chapter to the Songs of the Universe trilogy—an epic of cosmic stewardship, spiritual awakening, and the fight to protect life itself.
Perfect for readers of Dune, The Three-Body Problem, and The Left Hand of Darkness, this concluding volume weaves science fiction and spiritual vision into a story of hope for the cosmos and all who call it home.
Alien races from the The Spiritual Engineers




The Songs of the Universe trilogy is an epic journey from ocean to cosmos, weaving together ecological science fiction, indigenous wisdom, and the evolution of consciousness.
Across three generations of stewards, the trilogy expands from the intimate bond between a surfer and her ocean to a galactic struggle for the survival of consciousness itself. Each book builds on the last:
Ultimately, Songs of the Universe is about connection — between people, planets, and the cosmos — and the courage to choose stewardship over domination, no matter the scale.
