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From Separation to Reunion
The world’s Indigenous prophecies, woven with Tribernachi Theory, into one story of humanity’s journey back to unity.

Mapping the Past, Present, and Future of Global Money
The full genealogy of money, from shells to CBDCs, ending in a proposal for a currency backed by restoration instead of debt.

A Briefing to the Heart, Not Only the Head
The working architecture behind a MicroCity — the land trust, the reserve, the Five Capitals ledger, and the seven-generation horizon.

How to Build the World Our Grandchildren Can Still Inherit
The complete argument for why twelve megacities failed — and the five real institutions still standing that prove the alternative works.

Reimagining Human Civilization for Seven Generations
A blueprint for small, sovereign, regenerative communities that restore the land they sit on and keep wealth with the people who create it.

A Journey to Aligning Mind, Body, and Spirit for Personal and Collective Transformation
A guide inward, weaving spiritual practice and rigorous geometry into a single path toward authenticity — the same proportion that holds a molecule together, applied to how a life holds together as it grows.

Two Eleven-Day Journeys
Two eleven-day companions — one for rebuilding clarity of purpose, one for rebuilding confidence in your own mind. Each is now its own free read.
Shorter pieces, published as they’re written — alongside these books.

An AI produced a real, rigorous answer to a $1 million math problem I’d called malformed. Here’s the honest correction that followed.

Every black hole in general relativity ends at a point of infinite density. What if that point was never actually there — and what if you could go looking for the evidence?

Mark S. Hewitt is the Chief Technology Officer of Gestalt Capital Dynamics and of PGT Capital, a Director of The Tribernachi Foundation, and the originator of Tribernachi Theory. His career spans engineering, regenerative-systems design, and community leadership — from early work in satellite communication to structuring one of the first solar-powered towns built in the United States — and now the books gathered here.