This episode explores the profound spiritual intersection between Celtic Christianity and Nichiren Buddhism, specifically focusing on the concept of "the efficacy of desire." Drawing from a podcast featuring John Philip Newell and the author's own work on the Lotus Sutra, the narrative suggests that sincere yearning is not merely a path to enlightenment but is the act of awakening itself. This deep longing, represented by the word Namu, functions as a spiritual magnet that collapses the distance between the seeker and the divine. By comparing the "thin places" of Ionawith the sacred spaces created through chanting, the author illustrates how devotion activates a reality that is already present. Ultimately, the source asserts that different traditions act as tributaries to the same underground river, where the human heart’s thirst for truth is the very mechanism that reveals the universal light.