Flute of the Holy Spirit explores and investigates Jesse Yaw's spiritual journey and liberation from trauma, obstacles, racial inequality, civil war, political inequity, relationships and the power of love. It is also used as a tool to explore faith, racial injustice and trauma, using a myriad of carefully woven imagery and using personification to allow readers to draw close to the author's mind, heart, spirit and soul.
This prose and poetry collection fearlessly addresses current political issues such as faith, trials and tribulations, political identity, abuse, human experience and the struggle for freedom and racial equality, providing a formidable societal commentary on the state of modern society, and salvation.

Jesse Yaw is a prominent scholar, writer, poet, a distinguished political and economic theorist, and philanthropist. He previously published award winning novels The Deconstruction of Humanity's Voice, But We Are Still Standing and Silent Ebony.
His heritage is deeply woven into the constitution of the Royal Ashanti tribe of the Akan people. A leading conscientious writer, philosopher and profound voice in contemporary literature. Jesse is a passionate advocate for racial equality, social reform, and global justice, leading peace and reconciliation initiatives across the African, Asian and Arab peninsula. His work boldly challenges us to reconsider the very foundations of human identity, faith and resilience in an increasingly volatile world, giving praise to Jesus Christ and the Holy Father.