Jeejeevisha: Life instinct  The word “Jeejeevisha” comes from Sanskrit and Hindi traditions. It means a deep and powerful desire to live , inner will to survive , or life instinct . It reflects the human spirit that continues to hope, struggle, and move forward even during suffering, loss, illness, disability, or hardship. In the context of rehabilitation, Jeejeevisha is not just a philosophical idea; it becomes a psychological, emotional, social, and spiritual force that helps individuals recover and rebuild their lives. Rehabilitation is a process through which a person regains physical strength, mental balance, social confidence, and functional independence after injury, disease, addiction, trauma, or disability. Medical treatment alone cannot ensure successful rehabilitation. The patient’s inner motivation, determination, and hope play an equally important role. This inner strength is what can be understood as Jeejeevisha. When a person experiences a severe accident, paralysis...