This book is principally written in the form of lines of 17 syllables like modern haikus or contemporary sutras. Spiritual and mystical expression has a long history of short sentences like building bricks. All around the globe, mystics seek to explore their inner world and share it through words or actions. The method of the poet and the brevity of single lines allow truths to be stated, simply or in more cryptic ways, e.g: Spirit is silkie on land seeking and knowing the sea is sought. Wisdom from wherever found, the strangest people, places world around. Transhumanism is humans in trance to be machine enslaved. Freedom is always a state of mind and not the mind of the state. Most mystic roses were born to blush unseen, we don't even know they have been. What are we? Who are we? Are we just some kind of lucky animal that evolved and are now almost too clever for our own good? Does evolution explain everything? Religion? The Mystical Accord argues that the history of mysticism gives us a consistent pattern to help answer the biggest questions. Spiritual evolution is ignored with the growth of technocratic societies. Mysticism means a number of things as outlined in the book's extensive Introduction/Gateway, which is followed by 12 chapters of Spiritual Lines or Sutras. Mysticism deals with inexplicable, supernatural, metaphysical domains beyond limitations of reason. Mystics deal with spiritual growth and the meaning of life. Mysticism is a vision of an individual, spiritual, inner pilgrimage towards enlightenment and revelation. A quest seeking knowledge and the secret of life, often involves mystical words of power. Being individual does not mean the mystic is outside religious traditions, indeed they often cause and contribute towards it. Mysticism overlaps with psychology, metaphysics, magic and esoteric studies. History, ancient wisdom and practice demonstrate a recurrent process with lessons for modern life. When the idea of the spirit, free will and consciousness is under attack, we must reflect on what is at stake. The Mystical Accord suggests that we acknowledge being spiritual beings. We are individual, conscious beings, beneficiaries of pre-existing consciousness. Science has failed to explain the nature and origin of consciousness. From those foundations we see a similar pathway indicated by most spiritual traditions. That involves looking at our self and working to discard what is false, negative and destructive to come to our true self in a