Abdolnasser Rezaei

Abdolnasser Rezaei is an independent researcher and writer working at the intersection of health, philosophy, and society. He has engaged in doctoral-level academic research both in Iran and abroad, focusing on the relationship between human behavior, mental health, and the philosophy of conscious living.

For more than three decades, he has been directly involved with elderly people, patients with neurological and psychiatric disorders, individuals with intellectual disabilities, and people struggling with addiction—combining research, management, and rehabilitation work. Much of his field experience has taken place in Dehkadeh-ye Salami near Shiraz, a unique social and educational community where work, care, and human development are integrated into daily life.

He is currently authoring a two-volume work titled “SAALMAND: The Health Passport,” an interdisciplinary study exploring health as a balance between body, mind, and society. The article “Intellectual Death” represents part of his ongoing inquiry into the boundaries of thought, awareness, and human freedom.