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Living Nephesh: Becoming Whole in Breath and Body
What if the path to healing isn’t about managing parts of yourself—but becoming whole again?
In Living Nephesh, family physician and writer Payton Foust invites readers into a richer vision of health—one that integrates body and soul, breath and belonging, medicine and mystery. Drawing from Scripture, clinical stories, and personal transformation, Foust revives the ancient Hebrew idea of nephesh—the living soul—as the key to understanding what it means to be fully alive.
This is not another book about balance.
It’s a call to
To move from fragmented living to embodied faith.
To stop optimizing and start becoming.
Whether you're burned out, spiritually dry, or quietly divided within yourself, Living Nephesh offers a gentle, grounded, and grace-filled path toward wholeness.
In Living Nephesh, family physician and writer Payton Foust invites readers into a richer vision of health—one that integrates body and soul, breath and belonging, medicine and mystery. Drawing from Scripture, clinical stories, and personal transformation, Foust revives the ancient Hebrew idea of nephesh—the living soul—as the key to understanding what it means to be fully alive.
This is not another book about balance.
It’s a call to
To move from fragmented living to embodied faith.
To stop optimizing and start becoming.
Whether you're burned out, spiritually dry, or quietly divided within yourself, Living Nephesh offers a gentle, grounded, and grace-filled path toward wholeness.
206 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 7, 2026
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