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Happy World Health Day !!

World Health Day is observed every year on April 7 to draw attention to a particular health topic that affects people all over the world. It also marks the birthday of the World Health Organisation (WHO) which was founded in 1948. This year the world health body is observing its 75th anniversary. 

On this day we remember the importance of health over all other pleasures in life. I had a certain urge to write on this topic just for its present-day relevance. As each day goes by, we think about the things we want. All those holidays, extra things, interior decors and other small pleasures in life. But we fail to realise the need of a sound health to enjoy all of these pleasures.

These days  we have made things so much more complicated. We are in need of health advisors, doctors specalizing in separate organs, counsellors for better mental health. Think about it. All these jobs were done by just one body, one mind and a stable soul. Just like the government has out sourced its services, seems like we have outsourced the ability to heal by ourselves.

Health matters alot because we need to grow each day. Not just professionally but physically, mentally and emotionally. The need for energy to show this improvement and maturity is fundamental. The relation is directly proportional, the relation between health and growth. I had observed alot of these things lately. I saw that if I fell sick or got hurt, I wasn't able to follow the routine and even do what I like. 

With these observations I sign off ---- take care of your health as a first priority, let the other things follow ------

- Bharathi Senthilkumar



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  1. Anonymous8 April 2023 at 00:05

    It’s awesome & powerful words to everyone on healthy living.

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