Bede Griffiths is an authentic witness to the wisdom of the great religions. He masterfully and wonderfully reveals the presence of God. Where is God? This is a central question that many Christians today are asking. More and more people, according to the Benedictine monk Bede Griffiths, are searching for an immediate divine experience that goes beyond mere words and thoughts. In his engagement with both Western and Eastern religious traditions, Griffiths sees the problem of the Christian religion primarily in its "head heaviness," in the reasoned approach to God that obstructs the true path to Him. Furthermore, the Western world knows only one divine entity, a "heavenly Father," outside of ourselves. For Hindus, for example, God is primarily the ground and origin of the world, thus also part of each individual person. Through contemplation, it is possible, according to Griffiths, to experience God's presence in one's own heart. In his book, Bede Griffiths clearly and accessibly explains the deeper connections and differences between Western and Eastern revelation, while also providing a helpful source of inspiration and encouragement.