Harold Dierickx was born in Bruges, Belgium. He studied economics, international relations, information science, religious studies and mysticism. His professional activities took place at FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations), the British Library, the Institute of Social Studies in The Hague, The Netherlands, and the European Parliament in Luxembourg. Throughout all these studies and professional activities, his interest in spirituality never left him.
This book is an original, non-denominational approach to the concept of divinity. The basic underlying philosophy is that, since the existence of God cannot be proven, one can only hypothesize about his/her/its existence. Mystics claim to know God through direct experience. Their views are amply rep...