Super Success & Superliving Dr. Shriniwas Kshalikar
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Success is defined differently depending on the stage of life and occupation. For a newborn, success is taking their first breath. For a toddler, it is getting a toy from their mother. For an athlete, success is winning an Olympic medal, while for a scientist it is receiving a Nobel Prize. However, true super success is facilitating the fullest potential of all people by sharing spiritual and material treasures with billions. This represents the culmination of all smaller successes.
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- 1. SUPER SUCCESS: DR. SHRINIWAS KASHALIKAR Success for new born is the first breath and first cry! Success for this infant subsequently; is efficient suckling of milk. Success for a toddler could be to get a toy or pampering from mother. Success for a school going child could be winning a trophy. Success for an adolescent could to get admiration and appreciation from peers and parents. Success for more grown up individual could be; asserting and facing challenges and winning the adulation especially amongst the opposite sex and also getting a romantic mate. Success for a trader could be to get more profit and for a film star it could be to get more assignments and more photographs on cover pages of popular film magazines. Success for a sportsman could be to win Olympic and for a person in pursuit of excellence such as a scientist or an academician could be to win a Nobel Prize. Success for an individual doing career in party politics could be to gain position of political power and sway on the society. Success for a philanthropic person to donate maximum and for a social transformer it could be to achieve the semblance of the blueprint of development envisaged by him or her. Success at each stage of maturation and development differs. Super success is that; which facilitates or catalyzes the blossoming of everyone to one’s fullest potential. Hence success (supersuccess) for a practitioner of superliving is; sharing of treasures of sublime and ecstatic spiritual experiences and abundant material possessions conducive to such spiritual gains; with billions! This is supersuccess! It is not contraposed to any lower form of success but it is the culmination of all smaller successes!