I am a French independent scholar, 63 years old, of Spanish and Moroccan heritage. My life has been shaped by a long personal and intellectual journey across Sub-Saharan Africa, India, and the Middle East, where I spent nearly thirty years working in humanitarian and development organizations while pursuing spiritual exploration. Over the years, I have been closely involved with Sufi circles as well as with the ashram of Sri Aurobindo in India. In recent years, I have felt deeply drawn to liberal Protestantism, and especially to Process Theology, which resonates strongly with my own intellectual and spiritual trajectory. My current research interests include: – the transformation of contemporary Islam; – the intersections between Muhammad Iqbal, Sri Aurobindo, and Teilhard de Chardin; – the dialogue between Process Theology and emerging forms of spiritual consciousness; – the relationship between theology, future studies, cognitive evolution, gender, AI, quantum thought, and space exploration. I am currently preparing an academic doctoral project entitled: “Contemporary Islam and Process Theology: Emergences, Convergences, and Theological Implications.” I am now seeking research supervision between the University of Strasbourg (France) and potential academic partnerships in the United States, especially within institutions engaged in Process thought.