In this volume, Panikkar encourages us to understand and discover religious diversity in order to, at the same time, understand our own religion and culture, in a multicultural dialogue that will enrich the reader. Intercultural and interreligious dialogue focuses on the reflection of intercultural and interreligious dialogue as a way to deal with the problems arising from the encounter between cultures and religions, a situation that has been accentuated with the arrival of the modern and global world. Contemporary society tends to make a quick synthesis regarding the multiple cultural and spiritual manifestations, and for this reason, the author asks: "Can we be concrete without losing our own identity, and universal without losing the sense of what is human? ? »This volume is composed of two parts: the first, Intercultural and interreligious dialogue, is dedicated to the intrinsic relationship between intercultural and religious dialogue, and the second, Examples of dialogue, focuses on interreligious dialogue maintained by the Hindu, Buddhist, Christian traditions and their respective religions about the concept of love.