A thinker is not only a work - a corpus of texts - that conveys a set of ideas and intuitions. It is also the reception of this work and of this set of ideas and intuitions. And it is the reception that accredits the strength and impact of this thought. Raimon Panikkar's complete works are currently being published and texts are being recovered that generate new books (most recently, Ecosophy). Biographical approaches and monographic works of all kinds on Panikkar have been published. All this hermeneutical work is the best proof of the strength of Raimon Panikkar's work and thought. It is not a monument of the past, but a relatively recent intellectual contribution that continues to be the subject of discussion and debate. This book aims to contribute to the renewal of the reception of Panikkar by bringing together both veteran scholars of the thinker and new voices interested in his thought. The work serves to think about Panikkar, but also to think with Panikkar, from Panikkar and at times even (why not?) against Panikkar. The diversity of readings and attitudes shows the fecundity of an intellectual proposal that leaves no one indifferent.