It is possible to live and to practice a shared Christian-Buddhist spirituality in interreligious encounters. This is confirmed in the experience of groups of Buddhists and Christians who come together for interreligious spiritual exercises, in which they share lectio divina and recite from sacred writings, strong periods of interior silence and moments of conversation about faith, in order to animate each other mutually in the practice of mercy, learning from the Buddha and the Lotus Sutra and from Jesus in the Gospel. The article presents the chronicle of lived experiences from Christian-Buddhist interreligious encounters that exemplify the transformation of the respective spiritualities by means of the convergence that is produced when believers of both traditions, in a climate of reading, meditation and spiritual conversations, interchange their respective forms of living their faith. Following this, a reading from the Lotus Sutra is presented from the perspective of its own religious tradition that is rediscovered and transformed in the encounter with the other. It concludes with a refl ection on the profound meaning of the Eastern Way in the Buddha and in Jesus.