Writing ten paragraphs (each paragraph must be nine sentences in length), craft a philosophical treatise entitled "Spiritutility: Economic Artifice and the Coloniality of Being" (note: 'spiritutility' is a neologism, a portmanteau of 'spirituality' and 'utility'). Use engaging, enriching, and evocatively thought-provoking language that seamlessly blends an active voice with a critical intonation. Avoid repetitive word choices and phraseologies. Assume a high-level academic audience that is capable of comprehending and willing to digest these advanced, complex, and multifaceted ideas. Draw on the works of Amartya Sen, Sayak Valencia, Achille Mbembe, and other relevant thinkers to provide a meta-interlocutory foundation to the arguments presented.