I See Men As Trees: Living with Divine Vision is a reflective, spiritually grounded exploration of how God restores sight-not only to our eyes but also to our identity and purpose. Inspired by the moment in Mark 8:24 when a man touched by Jesus declares, "I see men as trees," this book reveals that clarity often comes in stages, and growth is rarely instantaneous.

Through the powerful metaphor of trees, Demetrius N. Booth, Ph.D., guides readers through the divine process of becoming. Each chapter mirrors a stage of spiritual formation-climate, soil, seed, roots, pruning, fruit, and love-revealing how God cultivates the human soul over time. Drawing from Scripture, psychological insight, and personal experience, the book invites readers to examine what they are rooted in, what they are carrying, and what they are being prepared to produce.

This is not a book of quick answers. It is a call to slow down, to see honestly, and to trust the unseen work of God beneath the surface. With a pastoral yet purposeful tone, Booth challenges readers to embrace the tension of growth, the necessity of pruning, and the faith required to bear fruit in due season.

I See Men As Trees is written for those seeking spiritual clarity, emotional restoration, and alignment with divine purpose. It reminds readers that when God restores vision, life is no longer viewed through fear or confusion-but through faith, intention, and hope.