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  • Buddhist Contribution to Healthy Living 
    Karunasagara, D.K.M.K. (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda., 2015-01-16)
    The Buddhist statement “ārogyāparamālābhā” means a healthy life is the best gain, and there are a number of facts which provide evidence to prove it. According to the article 25 of the United Nations Universal Declaration ...
  • Buddhist Standpoint on the Environmental Psychology and its Relation on Environmental Conservation 
    Rathanapala, Mahawela (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda., 2015-01-16)
    Environmental psychology is a modern filed of psychological study which has been specially designed to examine the interrelationship between human and environment. The field of Study is explained as, "Environmental ...
  • Comparability of Buddhism and Sufism 
    Masoumi, Nabiollah (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda., 2015-01-19)
    Persian and Indian civilizations for a long time are neighbours in geographic terms, through common Ariyan roots, and their close interactions have led to many cultural similarities. Buddhism originated in ancient India, ...
  • Humanitarian Interventions and the Suspicion Factor of Faith Based Organizations in Sri Lanka 
    Rev. Sangasumana, Pinnawala; Lakshman, R.W.D. (2016-10-25)
    This paper analyses an important faith related episode in Sri Lankan humanitarian history. Nearly three decades of civil war in the country between the government forces and the LTTE (the Tamil separatists) had justified ...
  • Poverty and its Measurement Buddhism Perspective 
    Jayasinghe, N.M.A.; Weerasinghe, K.G.G. (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda., 2015-01-16)
    Poverty means lacking the basic material requirements for leading a decent life free from hunger, exposure and disease.The basic needs of a monastic provide a useful benchmark: food sufficient to alleviate hunger and ...

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