By Dr. Justice Chadradasa Nanayakkara Buddhism refers to three unwholesome states of mind that impede the spiritual progress of human beings. The unwholesome mental states are...
by Bhante S. Dhammika of Australia Humour (Pali parihasa) is the characteristic of something that evokes laughter or at least a smile. Having a sense of...
As reported on the first page of Sunday Island (June 4) it is indeed very praiseworthy for the government authorities to have taken timely action to...
A wonderfully precious four hours at the BMICH on May 30 when Most Venerable Ajahn Brahmavamso explained some Dhamma; conducted guided meditation; and answered queries. I...
by Nilantha Ilangamuwa Within specific communities, there exists a committed cohort of individuals who tirelessly endeavor to protect and preserve the essence of Buddhism. Employing a...
by Dr Upul Wijayawardhana Mystification is undoubtedly one of the most effective techniques adopted by all religions to ensure that their followers toe the line. After...
By Ven. Dr. Ethkandawaka Saddhajeewa (Vice President Bhavana Society) Prince Siddhartha, son of King Suddhodana and Queen Maya, had a wonderful childhood. He excelled at schooling...
Greed is a burning desire, unquenchable thirst, a craving and lust. People who are greedy want the objects of their desire to provide them with lasting...
By Tabita Rosendal (The Diplomat) Under China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), a curious entanglement of economic investments and Buddhist diplomacy has been carried out in...
I was greatly saddened, shocked and feared for the continuation of Sri Lanka’s cultural heritage, closely linked with Buddhism, on a recent visit to Anuradhapura. Entering...