"Meetings" reflects the concept of dialogue in its purest and most intimate form; a dialogue conducted with the self, with memory, and with its reader and addressee, no less divine than human. Like Buber´s great works "Between Man and Man" and "The Way of Man", it evokes a concept of meaning ultimately found, as Maurice Friedman writes in his introduction, "not in conceptual or systematic thought but in the four-dimensional reality of events and meetings".