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A Brief Introduction to the Gradual Development of Kaṭhina

Kanchana, A. (Sri Lanka Bhikshu University, 2019)

The Kaṭhina pinkama (the ritual of kaṭhina) can be introduced as one of the extremely important features in the Buddhist culture. However, it seems that there is no proper understanding of the Kaṭhina because the basic ...
If the Mahāvihara of Anuradhapura Has Been More Tolerant Towards Other Sects, the History of Sri Lanka Would Have been Written in a Different Way: a Critical Essay.

Kanchana, A. (SAḊAMIṆINEṆA – Most Venerable Parawaherachandarathananayaka Thera Felicitation Volume, 2019)

It is quite fair to name the arrival of Arhant Mahinda from India as the first major turning point in the civilization of the Island. The Sri Lankan Buddhist background up to today retains an inseparable relationship in ...
An Introduction to Specialty of the Buddhist Tradition among the Indian Śramaṇa Traditions; with Respect to Pali Canon

Kanchana, A. (Sri Paññānanda Maha Pirivena, Maharagama, Sri Lanka., 2018)

India is concerned as the spring of eastern ideological revolution. For this very reason, India (Bhārata) is also known as the ‘treasury of eastern knowledge’. Although, the exact beginning of this ideological revolution ...
Significance of Buddhist teachings for the Socio-economic Development.

Kanchana, A. (Ñāṇagavesi. Department of Pali and Buddhist Studies, University of Ruhuna, 2023)

What is meant by development? Miscellaneous answers have been given to this question. In the Western model of development, it is economic development that stands out as the obvious answer. The technical and scientific ...
A Study of the Act of Truth (Saccakiriya) Utilized in Sinhala Jātaka Stories as a Specific Writing Technique.

Kanchana, A. (The Journal of Language Studies. Buddhist and Pali University, 2019)

The Buddha’s preachings on the former births of him can be described as Jātaka-s. As Jātaka-s are found in the Navāṅgasatthusāsana, which is part of the early preaching of the Buddha it seems that Jātaka tales had exited ...
Teacher, pupil Relationship as the Foundation of Spiritual Guidance; in the light of the Selected Khandhaka-s.

Kanchana, A. (Sri Lanka Ramañña Mahā Nikāya, Sri Lanka., 2018)

The word teacher means a person who is involved in a certain process of teaching or disciplining someone. The student or disciple is the one who is receiving the teaching or disciplining. The word ‘ācariya’ used in Buddhist ...

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