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Spiritual health, the fourth dimension: a public health perspective

A session of the United Nations (UN) Assembly, held recently, also focused on dealing with non‐communicable diseases by combating ‘the globalisation of unhealthy lifestyles’.[1] In fact, the behavioural aspects of an individual considerably influence one’s diet, interest in sedentary or active life and addictions to tobacco, alcohol and other substances. At the same time, an individual’s behaviour is influenced by the society’s value system and attitudes to which people subscribe to as acceptable. Spiritual principles of the world have always emphasized on certain cognitive and behavioural set for the individuals in pursuit of health and fulfilment in life.