Eternal Thou and religiosity in Buber's thought

The axial point on Buber's philosophy is the notion of the I-Thou encounter. All lines of all relations, if extended will meet in the eternal Thou. By affirming that, Buber introduces his dense considerations about God, the eternal Thou, the only Thou who due to his own essence cannot become an It. The dialogical encounter I - eternal Thou is an immediate relation of presence (Gegenwartsbeziehung). That is the background in which one can understand what religiosity means to Buber. It is an encounter in the presence (Gegenwart) between the man and the eternal Thou. And such relation is a religious experience that is conceived and announced in the human experience. Dialogical relations among men are signs of a more perfect relation that is the relation with God. The objective of this article is to show how the meaning of the eternal Thou and of the religiosity as encounter in the presence with the eternal Thou in the work I and Thou