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  • 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, ...
  • A Comparative Study of Jātaka and Avadāna 
    Rev. Vineetha, Kudakathnoruwe (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda., 2015-01-16)
    There are narrative literatures for every religion to communicate their teachings. Birth and perfections of the Bodhisatva has cited by the jātaka literature which is the main narrative literature in Theravada Buddhism. ...
  • A Comparative Study on Death in Buddhism and the West 
    Lee, Kyoung Hee (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda., 2015-01-16)
    Death is still, for most people, an uncomfortable subject that many do not care to think about much, even though it is no longer a taboo topic that it once was. Yet, if there is one thing that is certain in life it is ...
  • Ethics for Building and Promoting Environmental Responsibility a Buddhist Perspective 
    Andrew, Bakaki (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda., 2015-01-16)
    Environmental responsibility compatibly deals with ethical norms or behaviors that are suitable to control human interactions with the natural environment. In society today, there has been no good relationship between man ...
  • Harnessing Neurons in Order to Get Rid from the Gravitation in Buddhist Point of View 
    Khemananda, Manakada (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda., 2015-01-19)
    With the assistance of sophisticated apparatus scientists have accomplished jaw dropping experiments regarding the human organs and the breakthroughs of some experiments concerned with mind are occasionally beyond the ...
  • Health, Beauty and Youth 
    Rajapaksha, R.M.J.K. (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda., 2015-01-16)
    This is one of the Buddha’s sayings that expounded health as the highest wealth one can gain in life. Beauty and youthfulness can be indicated as gifts granted for a healthy life. Thus, health and beauty can be defined ...
  • An Introduction to Līnatthasūdanī Saddabindu Purāṇa-ṭīkā, One of the Unedited Pali Grammatical Text 
    Samarasingha, Hasantha; Liyanage, A.R. (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda., 2015-01-19)
    The Saddabindu, the smallest Compendium of the Kaccāyana school of Pali grammar was written in 1777 BCE and the author of this compendium was Dhammarājaguru. It is not clear whether the author is a bhikkhu or a lay man as ...
  • Mahāpadesa: A Theories of Buddhist Jurisprudence 
    Rev. Wijithadhamma, Medagampitiye (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda., 2015-01-16)
    Jurisprudence is the study and theory of law. Mahapadesas or Great Standards are one theory of Buddhist law. The compound mahapadesa means Great Standards or great authorities. They are used as guidelines in deciding ...
  • Maintaining Buddhist Civilizations on the Silk Road: The Role of Uddésaka Visuals 
    De Alwis, Chandrika (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda., 2015-01-16)
    This paper traces Buddhist art or iconic visuals along the Silk Road.I use the term ‘Uddésaka’ visualsto explore their role in maintaining the Buddhist citadels and the resultant contributions to the civilisations they ...
  • Methods Followed by Modern Grammarians in Presenting Pali Grammar 
    Rev. Wajira, Karagaswewe (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda., 2015-01-16)
    This paper examines the methods followed by modern grammarians in presenting Pali grammar. Methodology for the study is based on a literary survey. Modern Pali grammars; ‘Pali Literature and Language’ written by Wilhelm ...
  • Omasakavādaṃhi Hīnokkaṭṭhabhāvo: Tepiṭakāgata Vivaraṇanusārena Katajjhayanaṃ 
    Sumanasāro, A.K. (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda., 2015-01-16)
  • The Origin of Therawada Buddhism in Vietnam 
    Rev. Lan, Huynh Kim (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda., 2015-01-16)
    Introduction: Vietnam is now a predominantly Mahāyāna Buddhist country but with some influences fromTheravāda Buddhism. There are two Theravāda groups in Vietnam, namely Khmer Theravāda Buddhism (KTB) and Vietnamese Theravāda ...
  • Pālibhāsāsamujjalana Visaye Veliviṭiye Siri Soratatthavirassa Bhūmikā 
    Samarasingha, Hasantha (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda., 2015-01-19)
    Siri Laṅkāyaṃ Vijjodayavissavijjālayamiti matimaṇḍapādikatto Vālukāvattikagāmajo Siri Soratapaṇḍitatthaviro hi pālibhāsā nāma sammāsambuddhena vuttappakāre māgadhabhāsāvisaye cheko ceva viyatto vinīto visārado ...
  • 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 ...
  • A Pre-awareness of Mind in Buddhist Perspective An Obligatory Pre-requisite for Buddhist Meditation 
    Rathnasiri, R.M. (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda., 2015-01-16)
    Meditation (bhāvanā), a mind based process in its entirety, is the wholesome development of mind. The true nature of mind can be known only through the development of meditation. Nevertheless, the nature of mind, its ...
  • Religious Perception of Foreign Tourists at Ancient Kelaniya Temple 
    Weerasingha, G.B.I. (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda., 2015-01-16)
    Kelaniya Raja Maha Viharaya, is one of the most sacred religious sites among both domestic and foreign devotees. Domestic pilgrim groups and devotees annually worship this sacred place in their thousands. Located closely ...
  • Right to Life in Buddhism: A Comparative Analysis in the Context of Sri Lankan Law 
    Muhandiram, N.L. (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda., 2015-01-19)
    Right to life; which is a significant fundamental right of human is also an integral part of a democratic society. Since several contradictions are observed in relation to the concept of right to life with death penalty, ...
  • Significance of the Noble Eightfold Path for Global Ecological Development 
    Rev. Maharjan, Dilbhadra (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda., 2015-01-16)
    Thought Mother Nature can survive without human, human cannot exist without her. By emphasizing above universal concept, ecologists have been examining many different views regards human collaboration with nature. Due ...
  • A Study on Attitude Changing with Buddhist Teachings to Ensure the Security of Environment 
    Rev. Piyadhamma, Aththaragoda; Rev. Wimaladhamma, Ampe (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda., 2015-01-16)
    Protecting the environment is a global need indeed today. In the modern society, there is an over competitiveness among people and the desire to have higher progress of life with material gain have affected the existence of ...
  • A Study on Morality of Ten Admonitions in Daoism and its Relation to the Attavagga in the Dhammapada 
    Paramananda, Polgaswatte (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda., 2015-01-16)
    Morality is principally bound with human conduct and originally it does not concern any religious perspectives. However, morality or ethical code is introduced by various religious leaders and philosophers with the ...

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