 Because he always approached the Real in terms of Value, he felt attuned to the aims and methods of Vedanta.As early as October 1922, he and another Oxford graduate and Jesuit confrere, Georges Dandoy, started "The Light of the East", a monthly directed to the Hindu intelligentsia as an instrument of interfaith reflection and dialogue.His contributions amounted to 216, 146 of which constitute the work "To Christ through the Vedanta".