The document discusses the evolution of the concept of health from a personal goal to a global aspiration. It argues that viewing health solely as physical well-being or for economic reasons is too narrow a perspective, as it fails to appeal to creative individuals or benefit society. True health is linked to the mind, intelligence, and broader implications for communities. The author defines superhealth as aspiring to share spiritual fulfillment and material prosperity with billions globally.

1. SUPERHEALTH
AND
SUPERLIVING
DR.
SHRINIWAS
KASHALIKAR

2. Health is wealth!
Is that all?
In fact many people link the health
and economy and disease and
economic loss due to their
obsessive tubular vision about
human life! They are not wrong
but utterly inadequate.

3. So far as health is equated with
physical health it does not appeal
many brilliant, creative, well
meaning and sincere individuals.
So far as health is dissociated with
its implication on mind,
intelligence and society; it would
fail to appeal many potentially
benevolent individuals.
In fact it may appeal and charm
fitness professionals, showbiz
individuals, gymnasts, athletes,
body builders and fitness freaks for
their individual gains only. It may

4. appeal some more only due the
economic considerations and loss
of income and subsistence due to
ill health.
This is why; when you are young
and charged with ambitions,
utopia, aspirations, vague
restlessness, unexplainable
excitement, craving for friendship,
urge for love, agony of romance,
eagerness for challenges and
attraction for adventures; health
becomes secondary.

5. This is why; reckless about health
and wealth; you try to experience
that love, romance, adventure and
thrill in alternative sources such as
tobacco, alcohol, or something
else; even if that is bad for health.
Evolution of concept of health
from “a matter of personal goal”,
into “global aspiration of sharing
the ecstatic spiritual experience
and material abundance conducive
to it; with billions”; is
SUPERHEALTH!

6. DR. SHRINIWAS KASHALIKAR