This book addresses arguably the major blind-spot in contemporary spirituality and historic Christianity. God is scarcely experienced or described as personal unless as Jesus the divine Son devotion to whom can often finish by obscuring rather than revealing God as Creator and Father. Western mysticism has mostly sought Godhead beyond God, while modern theology wary of images often avoids the word "Father." But what if knowledge of the Creator and what was once called "Fellowship with the Father" is the main point of all religion? Some unexpected experiences and realizations cause the author to re-examine the whole Christian and mystical tradition to arrive at some surprising and prophetic perspectives for our times.