Haurvatat - Wholeness and Health
The divine attribute of wholeness, health, and completeness.
Haurvatat represents wholeness, health, and the integrity of creation. It is the state of completion and perfection that Ahura Mazda intends for all beings. Physical and spiritual health are united.
Wholeness of body and spirit is the gift of Mazda.
Haurvatat emphasizes holistic wellbeing.
Avesta
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- What Zoroastrianism says about balance
Haurvatat is wholeness, and it covers the body's health as well as the spirit's. Being complete is treated as the intended state rather than a reward.
- What Zoroastrianism says about illness and the body failing
Health is not a private good here but one of the six divine attributes, with physical and spiritual wholeness united. That gives care of the body religious standing, and it also means losing health is losing a share of something divine.