For centuries, colonial powers have tried to erase Indigenous peoples, their lands, and their ways of knowing the world. No Spiritual Surrender: Indigenous Anarchy in Defense of the Sacred argues that this struggle is not over. It brings together Indigenous perspectives and anarchist thought to ask what it means to defend land, water, and sacred places against states, corporations, and extraction. It rejects the idea that spirituality can be separated from resistance, and it makes the case that self-determination, community autonomy, and respect for the living world are forms of freedom older than any government. Passionate and uncompromising, it is a call to defend what is sacred and a challenge to readers to think differently about power, land, and liberation.