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Alan Richard Griffiths (1906-1993), AKA Swami Dayananda, was a saintly mystic who lived in his ashram, called Shantivanam, in South India. He wrote twelve books on Hindu-Christian dialogue. Griffith's particular form of Vedanta-inspired Christianity is called Wisdom Christianity .

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