Transformation in Theosis invites readers on a spiritual odyssey, exploring the ancient Christian concept of theosis--the audacious idea that humans can participate in the divine nature. In a world obsessed with material gain and fleeting achievements, what if our truest calling is to become godlike? The author weaves a tapestry of wisdom, drawing from early church fathers to modern theologians, venturing into social justice and environmental stewardship. The journey begins with the restoration of the imago Dei and goes through biblical foundations, Christ's transfiguration, and diverse denominational perspectives. But this isn't just a scholarly tome. It's a radical call to action, challenging readers to transcend religious boundaries and embrace a transformative path. Theosis is not some lofty, unreachable ideal, but a tangible reality with far-reaching implications for personal growth and societal change. As it explores theosis in the context of our digital age, readers are left with a provocative question: In a world of artificial intelligence and virtual realities, what does it mean to embody the divine? Transformation in Theosis offers no easy answers, instead extending an invitation to scholars, seekers, and believers alike--to step into a journey of self-discovery and inner transformation and, ultimately, to dare to embrace their own divine nature.