Frithjof Schuon (1907-1998) was a Swiss philosopher and spiritual teacher known for his contributions to the field of comparative religion and metaphysics. He emphasized the importance of transcendent truth and the unity of all religions, advocating for a deeper understanding of spiritual traditions. His works often explore the relationship between the divine and humanity, drawing from various religious texts and traditions. Schuon was a prominent figure in the Perennial Philosophy movement, which posits that all major religions share a common core of spiritual truths. He founded the Traditionalist School, which seeks to preserve and promote traditional spiritual values in a modern context. His writings continue to influence scholars and spiritual seekers worldwide.