Category: Sinhale Buddhist Heritage

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Did You Know ‘Eelam’ originally referred to the Island of the Sinhalese?

  Eelam — a word that triggered a 30-year conflict — must be urgently re-examined. The term “Tamil Eelam” has come to symbolize demands for a separate Tamil state in Sri Lanka. But few...

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The Hidden Agenda: Grade-Level Breakdown Shows How Reforms Erode Nationalism While Introducing Globalist Gender Ideology

  Sri Lanka’s New Education Reforms (2025–2029), led by Prime Minister and Education Minister, have sidelined history and Buddhism—pillars of Sri Lanka’s civilizational consciousness—while quietly embedding gender ideology and LGBTQIA+ narratives under the dangerous...

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How the New Education Reforms are Planned to Remove Buddhism from Sri Lanka’s Future

  Sri Lanka’s new education reforms (2025–2029) may appear technical and modern on the surface, but a closer examination reveals a deliberate and systemic effort to dismantle the Buddhist civilizational foundation of this nation....

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The Parallel Pain: How the British People’s identity crisis mirrors the Sinhala Buddhists’ fight against neo-colonial divide & rule

  The recent controversy over a 12-year-old British girl being banned from wearing a Union Jack dress at her school on Culture Day has stirred a deep sense of frustration and alienation among many...

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Legal, Constitutional & Customary Provisions to Safeguard the Buddha Sasana & Sri Lanka’s Sovereignty

    Sri Lanka’s ancient heritage and sovereignty are firmly enshrined and protected by a comprehensive legal framework—in its Constitution, customary Buddhist jurisprudence, Penal Code, and critical legislative enactments. Recent secret MoUs, pacts, and...

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Why Sri Lanka must reject all foreign agreements that violate Article 9 and Buddhist Jurisprudence”

  What can never be overlooked is the fact that Buddhist jurisprudence governed Sri Lanka for over 2600 years & formed the moral, legal & cultural foundation of the society & civilization. This was...

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Why Sri Lanka Is and Must Remain a Sinhala Buddhist Nation, custodian of Buddha Sasana

    Sri Lanka is & must remain a Sinhala Buddhist nation not out of exclusion, but out of historical truth, civilizational continuity, and spiritual responsibility. For over 2,500 years, Sinhala Buddhist kings built this...