This document discusses holistic health and becoming a healer. It states that holistic health involves continuous improvement in all aspects of life, including physical, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual capabilities. However, many people experience deficiencies that ignore methods of inner growth. As a result, people dwell in superficiality. The document recommends the practice of "namasmaran" as a way to go deeper within oneself and others to become a true healer by developing one's perspective, thinking, feelings, and physical being. It notes that becoming a healer does not require proof in the same way that benefits of basic life activities like breathing and nursing are accepted without verification.

1. LET US BE
HEALERS
DR.
SHRINIWAS
KASHALIKAR

2. Holistic health or complete health; is an ongoing process of
improvement in perceptions, feelings and responses. In other
words holistic health; is a continuous evolution; of the
physical, instinctual, emotional, intellectual and spiritual
capabilities. But holistic health does not involve merely an
individual, but involves the society also. Thus holistic health
involves; continuous improvement in the activities in every
field of life (e.g. agriculture, industries, education, sports etc.),
aiming at or directed at holistic health.
We suffer from retardation, deficiency or defects in;
perspective, thinking, emotions, instincts, and physical
capacity, as the methods of blossoming from within; are
ignored, neglected or suppressed.
As a result; we dwell in superficiality and pettiness and feel
that “all is well” or “all is diseased and disintegrating”.
Hence we are misguided and trapped in spurts of instincts,
emotions and thoughts, which lead to sickening motivation,
ideas, plans, programs, and their implementation at
individual and global level.
Becoming a healer is to develop our perspective, thinking,
feelings, passions and physical being; and penetrate deeper,
into the core of everything; and see and experience the eternal
vitality. Education has to incorporate the training and

3. practice of going deeper (and becoming a healer) in every
career; and at all stages, phases and situations of life.
But how do we go deeper?
There many ways described. The one suggested here; is; the
practice of NAMASMARAN. We go deeper within the core of
ourselves and others; through NAMASMARAN; smoothly
and certainly; although often non-dramatically and
imperceptibly!
We begin to express ourselves intellectually, emotionally,
instinctually and physically in any particular field we may be
working; in a more evolved manner and thus be a true
HEALER in terms of perception, feelings and actions!
What is the proof?
There is no proof and even there be one; it can always be
argued that it may not apply to others!
But; do we ask for proofs for benefits; when we first suckle
the mother’s breast, breathe our first breath or simply liking
someone?
We do not verify the calories in our mother’s milk and/or O2
content in our first breath! Yet almost everyone has been

4. practicing these and benefiting from these; through millennia;
healthily; and from generation to generation!
NAMASMARAN; is akin to suckling or breathing and the
stage has come when we as a specie; are ready to “be
delivered” and “begin the suckling and breathing” i.e.
practice of NAMASMARAN without asking for any proof!
We are on the way to be healers!
Rest of the aspects of being healers, are described in details in
thousands of books and treatises of various systems of
healing; which the readers can refer to!
References:
1. Stress: Understanding and Management; Dr. Shriniwas
Janardan Kashalikar
2. Namasmaran: Dr. Shriniwas Janardan Kashalikar
3. Smiling Sun: Dr. Shriniwas Janardan Kashalikar
4. Conceptual Stress: Dr. Shriniwas Janardan Kashalikar
5. New Study of Bhagavad Geeta: Dr. Shriniwas
Janardan Kashalikar
6. Holistic Medicine: Dr. Shriniwas Janardan Kashalikar
7. Holistic Health: Dr. Shriniwas Janardan Kashalikar
8. Namasmaran (Marathi): Dr. Shriniwas Janardan
Kashalikar
9. Tanavmukti (Marathi): Dr. Shriniwas Janardan
Kashalikar (Assistance Dr. Suhas Mhetre)

5. 10. Bhovara (Marathi): Dr. Shriniwas Janardan
Kashalikar
11. Sahasranetra (Comprehension of Vishnusahasranam;
Marathi): Dr. Shriniwas Janardan Kashalikar
12. Thakawa Ghalwa (Marathi): Dr. Shriniwas Janardan
Kashalikar
13. Tanavmuktisathi Upayukta Lekh (Marathi): Dr.
Shriniwas Janardan Kashalikar
14. SUPERLIVING: (English) Dr. Shriniwas Kashalikar
15. SUPERLIVING: (Marathi) Dr. Shriniwas Kashalikar