This is a collection of twenty-one poems on a variety of topics, ranging from the spiritual to the everyday. The booklet takes its title, “Three Faces of God and Other Poems,” from the symbolic conception of the Godhead known as the Trimurti—Brahma the Creator, Vishnu the Preserver, and Shiva the Destroyer—and they, in turn, lend their names to the titles of the three leading poems of the collection. Other poems follow and are grouped under the headings “Images,” “Diatribes,” “Fragments,” “Imitations,” and “Epilogue on Love.” And for a more detailed discussion of the doctrine known as the “perennial philosophy” that underlies the three main poems of the collection, see “Thou Art That and Other Essays: Reflections of an Algorithmic Scientist on an Era Between Gods,” which is freely available here on Humanities Commons and also from the International Society for Philosophers (ISFP) Books website.