C.S. Lewis dedicated his autobiography to him. The Dalai Lama credits him with "opening the hearts and minds of mankind to gain understanding and acceptance of all the major religions." Cardinal Hume called him "a mystic in touch with absolute love and beauty."
Bede Griffiths is considered by many to be one of the greatest religious leaders of the 20th Century whose influence is only now beginning to emerge.
After leaving Oxford and becoming a Catholic and a Benedictine monk, Bede Griffiths went to India "to recover the other half of my soul." There he established an ashram where he spent the remaining thirty?eight years of his life and where pilgrims from all continents came for enlightenment in prayer and meditation.
"His whole life and thought," says his principal biographer Shirley du Boulay, "culminated in the knowledge that beyond the opposites, beyond the darkness, was 'that Great Person, of the brightness of the sun.' "
Here, in one volume, is the core of his teaching.

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