Readers who may expect to get good advice about the use of psychology in transcultural and interreligious settings may be disappointed by this book. This study introduces the results or even the beginnings of an encounterof Christians and members of other religions from two continents and from two regions of the world when facing their approaches to counselling as spirituality. Having examined it, some of the scholars in the field of Spiritual Counselling obtain a global perspective on their discussed item. Some remain sceptical regarding the psychological and cultural impacts on life in indigenous worlds. Patience and sensitivity and the leading goal of empowerment should exceed the wish to generalise. A global perspective on a sensitive subject requires a thoroughly proven and differentiated theory and practice. It is based on a manifold of intercultural encounters in global settings.