Can a person who does not believe be a spiritual person? Is it still possible to pray in the so-called post-Christian era? Does the common phrase "praying means talking to God" hold any meaning in a time when God seems to be silent? Shouldn't humans also remain silent then? And what about Buddhists, who are often told that they cannot pray because they do not believe in God? But what if they do pray? Jesuit and Zen master Niklaus Brantschen attempts to question common ways of thinking and behavior, rites and rituals, forms and formulas. In this exploration, Western mystics like Meister Eckhart are given a voice alongside the Buddha. Thus, a practice emerges that is accessible to all people: mysticism is possible for humanity. A significant author, sought-after speaker, addressing existential questions concretely, while also being a school of life, death, and love.