The monograph Spiritual Traditions and Cultural Heritage: Dialogue Between the Past and the Future in the Era of Globalization explores the interplay between spiritual values, cultural heritage, and the forces of globalization. It examines how the preservation of traditional spiritual practices and cultural legacies can coexist with, and even influence, the globalized world. The work investigates the challenges faced by societies in maintaining their unique cultural identities in the face of homogenizing global trends, while also emphasizing the potential for cross-cultural dialogue and mutual enrichment. Through a multidisciplinary approach, including philosophy, anthropology, and sociology, the monograph sheds light on the importance of spiritual traditions in shaping cultural practices and fostering sustainable futures. It also considers how these traditions can be adapted to contemporary global challenges, ensuring that they contribute to social harmony, ethical growth, and the development of a global cultural consciousness.