In 1987 Sri Ishwara Sarma was invited to visit and stay in Australia by some of the people he had encountered in the course of his spiritual work. There he...
Read moreCassandra Alexander Galle Road today has a proliferation of brilliant neon signs that, after the sun goes down, somewhat garishly vie with each other for the attention of passersby. Among...
Read moreDinali Fernando Gypsies – those colorfully dressed, rootless people perpetually traversing the country in small bands, accompanied by their laden donkeys, with children, dogs and chickens in procession - were...
Read moreWijeratne Muhandiram By an interesting coincidence the month of Esala in Sri Lanka's traditional lunar Buddhist calendar is a period of festivals in Sri Lanka. Beginning in mid-July and extending...
Read moreJean Cullen Take away from today's kitchen the mixer and blender, the gas or electric range and microwave. Remove also the latest beaters, peelers, choppers, bread slicers and those powerdriven...
Read moreWijeratne Muhandiram What do you need to fill your prescription? Rare leaves and scented roots, healing herbs or soothing vines, emetic berries or curative seeds, exotics such as asafoetida or...
Read moreLucien Rajakarunanayake Mahaweli...one could hardly spend a few days in Sri Lanka without the word reaching you. In print, on radio and TV, in advertising, in commerce, politics, music and...
Read moreMaureen Seneviratne Wherever you wander in Sri Lanka, once you move out of the city of Colombo and take any of the routes into its hinterland, you will see spread...
Read moreAmari Goonetilleke One mile of English origin, one gramophone, a Scotsman and parts of a German radio set a somewhat cosmopolitan beginning to the whole affair. Let's call it the...
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