In a world defined by specialization and fragmentation, Alice Major’s Triangularity is a profound, timely challenge. Through personal essays and interspersed poems, Major reveals the deep connections between poetry, science, and spirit, proposing a new intellectual geometry. Science and spirit are the two sides of human inquiry—one seeking empirical mechanics, the other divine meaning. Critically, the book acknowledges the profound wisdom of Indigenous knowledge, urging accountability from settler readers. Triangularity is an invaluable resource for all those yearning to reconnect with very human needs: peace, beauty, justice, equality, good community, a quiet soul, and personal truth. It’s a friendly sharing of big ideas—a necessary guide to finding the spiritual in the stars and the poetry in physics.