In her spiritually eclectic poetry book, Metaphysical Wisdom Poetry: My Spiritual Experiences and Insights, Jacinda Angelsberg sheds light on the spiritual philosophies of forgiveness, divine love, and jealousy. She teaches the importance of ethnic tolerance as well, through revealing her vision she had of a multi-ethnic God when she was merely five years old.

Each time Jacinda Angelsberg has ever had a vision or psychically soulful dream, she writes it down, and now, she would like to share them with you to stir your soul. Through a metaphorical Buddhist perspective, she illuminates the concepts of the impermanence of the mortal body like that of a wilting flower that once had indescribable beauty, and how we should learn to embrace the human experience of life while we can.

She also mentions how stagnantly lurking in the essence of suffering (duhkha) and the cycle of impure rebirth (samsara) are optional when it comes to choosing to achieve nirvana (a state of pure enlightened bliss). In addition to composing poems from this religious viewpoint and ones from a Native American-themed lens, she provides Wiccan poetry, poetic pieces revolving around her wise maternal grandmother, and other esoteric works.

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