Spiritual Guidance Across Religions: A Sourcebook for Spiritual Directors and Other Professionals Providing Counsel to People of Differing Faith Tradi

The groundbreaking professional resource for providing spiritual guidance to people from faith traditions other than your own.

This comprehensive resource offers valuable information for providing spiritual guidance to people from a wide variety of faith traditions. Covering the world's faith traditions as well as interfaith, blended and independent approaches to spirituality, each chapter is written by a spiritual guidance professional from that tradition or who works extensively with people from that tradition. Each chapter provides:

An overview of the tradition, including basic beliefsMethods for spiritual guidance honored in that traditionCommon spiritual problems encountered by people of that traditionTips, techniques and practicesHelpful resources for further learningCONTRIBUTORS:

Dan Mendelson Aviv, PhD - M ns Broo, PhD - Rev. Cathleen Cox, MAT, MDiv - Ervad Soli P. Dastur - Karen L. Erlichman, MSS, LCSW - Jonathan Figdor, MDiv - Rev. John A. Jillions, PhD - Siri Kirpal Kaur Khalsa - Rev. Daijaku Judith Kinst, PhD - Ozgur Koca - Bruce Lescher, PhD - Rev. Ann Llewellyn Evans - Rev. Dr. Jim Lockard - Rev. John R. Mabry, PhD - Fr. Scott McCarthy, DMin - Moojan Momen, MB, BChir - Wendi Momen, PhD - Richard K. Payne, PhD - Susan S. Phillips, PhD - James Michael Reeder, LCPC, CPRP - Robert A. Rees, PhD - Bharat S. Shah, MD - He Feng Dao Shi - Joshua Snyder - Rev. N. Graham Standish, PhD, MSW - Chief Luisah Teish - Christopher Titmuss

Religions Covered

By Estimated U.S. Population

Evangelical - Christianity - Roman Catholicism - Mormonism - Judaism - Reformed Christianity - Eastern Orthodox - Christianity - Islam - Buddhism - Hinduism - Spiritual Eclecticism - Unitarian Universalism - Neo-Paganism - Bah ' Faith - Sikhism - Shinto - Humanism - New Thought - Zoroastrianism - Native American Religion - African Diaspora Spirituality - Daoism - Jainism - Confucianism