The belief in reincarnation, which posits the soul's journey through cycles of birth, death, and rebirth, profoundly shapes Hindu views on health and disease. This notion, deeply ingrained in Hinduism, suggests that an individual's current health conditions and experiences are significantly influenced by their actions (karma) in past lives. Consequently, diseases and suffering are often perceived not merely as random misfortunes but as lessons for spiritual growth or the consequences of one's past deeds. This perspective encourages a deep understanding of health and disease that transcends the physical domain, integrating mental, spiritual, and ethical dimensions.