Study aim: The effect of spiritual counseling on happiness and hope in patients with multiple sclerosis Design: Samples were divided into intervention and control groups using block randomization method. Sample size was obtained by considering 95% confidence interval and 90% test power using the results of other similar studies 21 individuals in each group. Settings and conduct: Intervention group will participate in 8 sessions of 60 minutes and two sessions per week for one month. Spiritual counseling sessions are held in a group setting at the community building. The content of these meetings has been approved by religious and university experts. The content is presented in a lecture and team work manner by a psychiatrist familiar with the patient consultation and communication skills and whose qualifications have been approved by the Department of Psychology of Kashan University of Medical Sciences. also the homework about the subject of session are given to Patient to do at home and report in the next session. And the control group will remain intact and no spiritual counseling intervention will be provided. Happiness and hope status was measured in both groups, once immediately after the end of the spiritual counseling program for the intervention group and again one month later for follow-up by the research instrument. Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria: Inclusion criteria: Diagnosis of MS by a specialist physician and physical ability to attend sessions Exclusion criteria: Cognitive disorder and Unwillingness to participate in the study Intervention groups: Intervention group includes patients with multiple sclerosis who receive spiritual counseling intervention. The control group includes patients with multiple sclerosis who will receive no intervention and will remain intact. Main outcome variables: Happiness and hope status