The author is a rationalist and a sceptic. But from childhood onwards he has experienced another reality. In this book, he has tried to balance realistic logic and spiritual revelation, as two equally important processes.
 

Mystikos means 'mystery' and refers to a long-established Greek mystery philosophy and spiritual practice. The mystery of existence, especially the mystical sense itself, need not and should not be made into a certainty.
 

Human behaviour is what matters, not belief systems, and 'Mystikos' suggests ways of being open and loving. Accepting the mystery of life without inventing certainties means being free and well-disposed towards others.
 

'Mystikos' is an inclusive concept, cherishing the oneness of all life. Mystical experience is a widespread gift that may be shared without dogma.
 

Nothing is certain except the need for awareness of, and affection for, each other.