Drawing heavily on a dream with Biblical themes, this paper describes my spiritual psychoanalytic journey whereby, my personal, spiritual, and psychoanalytic identities have self-organized into one inseparable whole. The celebration and recognition of our infinite interconnectedness will be seen to define a spiritual psychoanalytic practice that includes a willingness to act against any structures of oppression that impinge on any portion of our human and natural collective. The paper will conclude with some reflections on moral dilemmas inherent to a radical contextual approach informed by the ethics of a spiritual psychoanalytic activist sensibility. An afterword will introduce a brief epilogue written by one of my patients, an epilogue that constitutes an uncanny interconnection between our respective spiritual journeys.