It is attributed to Teilhard de Chardin that he described the ultimate reality as “A God ‘as vast and mysterious as the Cosmos’, a deity ‘as immediate and all embracing as Life’, and an absolute that is ‘linked (in some way) to our effort as (Hu) Mankind.” A mysterious and vast God, a touchable and palpable God, and an engaging/labouring God with us, in us and around us, yet One who is ahead of us.
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The author is the former Provincial of Calcutta Province and former President of the Jesuit Conference of South Asia (POSA).
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