The Saviors of God is seen to be an expression of the internal dynamic which every man experiences at the various stages of his conscious development. Kierkegaard's categories have been used as a broad context to develop this construct. The art form derived for this analysis shows the edge of struggle at each stage. For example, the circumspect man struggles with his self and is on the edge of confronting the mystery of being.

The chart on the second page gives a seminar orchestration for the whole book and may be used in conjunction with the Kierkegaardian categories.

Dynamic	Kierkegaard	Address
MIND Preparation	Naïve Man	Awakening by Heart
Cry MIND - HEART - HOPE - EGO March	Immediate Man	Becoming Aware of Cry (Fight w/in Self)
EGO - RACE - MANKIND - EARTH Vision	Circumspect Man	Seeing Mystery in self and Chaos in Life
EARTH - GOD - MAN - NATURE Word	Defiant Man	Embracing Self in the Midst of all Life
NATURE = O	Man of Faith	Being the Self who is Utterly clear `Nothing exists`, the Secret of Life

Man struggles in every form to find some meaning for the next step he will take. Every man's insight, personality, and demand is different from the next individual. Man strives for affection, ideas, and true and the beautiful. But don't use this form to ground into being what Kazantzakis is saying, for if you do there is no need for you to study him.