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  • Laughter therapy as techniques for reducing Stress 
    Chandrasekara, S. (Department of Sanskrit, University of Kelaniya, Kelaniya, 2016)
    Laughing is an excellent way to reduce stress in our lives, and can help you to cope with and survive a stressful lifestyle.Laughter provides a full-scale workout for your muscles and unleashes a rush of stress-busting ...
  • Limits in Aristotle's Analysis about Comedy. 
    Pavithrani., C. (International Conference on Sanskrit Studies, 2017 Department of Sanskrit, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka., 2017)
    Aristotle ^384-322& Greek philosopher and scientist' Out of all his compositions" the poetic text named —Poetics˜ could be identified a base for the western literary criticism. It is true that certain facts related to ...
  • A little survey about the attitude of Viññãnavãdins on the concept of Sense Perception 
    Bhaddhiya Thero, Walasmulle (Department of Sanskrit, University of Kelaniya, Kelaniya, 2016)
    The sense perception is the experience taken through the senses about the external objects. The same experience is known as the evident knowledge in the texts like Tarka Śãstra, Nyãya Bindu etc... As well it is said that ...
  • The Loka pitru (World Father) concept as depicted in Saddharamapundarika Sutta. 
    Amuhenkande Nanda Thero. (International Conference on Sanskrit Studies, 2017 Department of Sanskrit, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka., 2017)
    An enormous authority has been imposed on the Buddha and the Bodhisathva in Mahayana Buddhism. Theravada Buddhism has followed a different principle without highlighting Eshwara Creativity and Lokapitru concepts. This is ...
  • Mahayana Buddhist Culture of Korean Peninsula. 
    Diddeniya, C.V. (International Conference on Sanskrit Studies, 2017 Department of Sanskrit, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka., 2017)
    Buddhism has its origin in India and spread into other nearby countries. In 372, Korea received Buddhist teachings. As a result, the two main philosophical schools of the Mahayana, the Mādhyamaka and the Yogācāra can be ...
  • Meaning Revolution of Hindi Words. 
    Senevirathna, W. N. S. (International Conference on Sanskrit Studies, 2017 Department of Sanskrit, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka., 2017)
    Like everything in the world the language is also constantly changing. The conservation of a language is composed of four parts such as sounds, words, sentences and meanings. If any sound which included in any language is ...
  • The methods of soil testing as revealed in Sanskrit Vāstuvidyā Texts. 
    Madhusani, A.M.G.R. (International Conference on Sanskrit Studies, 2017 Department of Sanskrit, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka., 2017)
    The soil testing is the first and foremost requirement for the construction of any type of building. Various types of soil testing techniques have been introduced by Vāstu scholars. Those techniques are to be utilized to ...
  • The Mind Concept in Vijñānavāda and Early Buddhism. 
    Mawanane Vijithasara thero (International Conference on Sanskrit Studies, 2017 Department of Sanskrit, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka., 2017)
    The evolution of consciousness in Yogācāraidealism is presented less than three stages. Pravṛtti Viññāna Manana ViññānaĀlaya ViññānaAccording to the above stages the mind consists of three layers in its evolutions. ...
  • A model for determination of Jaṭharāgnibased on Anumāna of Gurvādi Guṇa. 
    Wewalwala, S.L.; Samaratunga, U.; Jayawardane, K.B. (International Conference on Sanskrit Studies, 2017 Department of Sanskrit, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka., 2017)
    Anumāna pramāṇa (inference) plays a crucial role in the determination of Jaṭarāgniaccording to Ayurveda. Alterationofthe function of Jaṭarāgniis viewed as a key factor in themanifestation of diseases. Breakdown of the ...
  • The mother of Bodhisatta, A detailed research on goddess Tārā. 
    Opatha Samitha Thero. (International Conference on Sanskrit Studies, 2017 Department of Sanskrit, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka., 2017)
    In ancient vedicear the divinity was imposed for many natural objects.under these circumstances vedic people were unintentionally stimulated to worship Goddess aport from gods.It can be understood by discovering the Rigvedha ...
  • Nyāya and its Relevance in Philosophy. 
    Marthuwela Vijithasiri. (International Conference on Sanskrit Studies, 2017 Department of Sanskrit, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka., 2017)
    A Nyāya or Maxim is an expression of well-known truth or principle. By means of Nyāya or Maxims, the critical concepts are analysed in some parts of Sanskrit literature such as Vyākaraṇa, Aryurveda, Upadesha, etc. All ...
  • On the Satasahasrika Prajnaparamita Manuscripts Preserved in Japan 
    Pagngnaloka Thero, Deniyaye (Department of Sanskrit, University of Kelaniya, Kelaniya, 2016)
    This is an analytical study of the Sanskrit manuscripts of the śatasahasrikā Prajñpāramitā (SP) – the largest available Prajñpāramitā-sūtra – preserved in university libraries in Japan. Of this huge work, only two parts ...
  • The Pentadic Universe in the Sanskrit Text of Saivagamas. 
    Balakailasanathasarma, M. (International Conference on Sanskrit Studies, 2017 Department of Sanskrit, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka., 2017)
    In the integral vision of the Saivagamas the world is seen to be composed of consciousness (cinmaya), flooded with light, made of light and permeated with light (prakasa), but though being consciousness in essence a substance ...
  • The Position of the Mulamadhyamaka-karika in Mahāyāna Literature. 
    Weganthale Dhammaratana thero; Asela, A.A.D. (International Conference on Sanskrit Studies, 2017 Department of Sanskrit, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka., 2017)
    The Root Verses on the Wisdom of the Middle Way — The most famous and important treatise on Madhyamika philosophy, composed by the great master Nagarjuna. It is included among the so-called "thirteen great texts", which ...
  • Practical Applicability of the “Hora” and “Ashta Garunda Chakraya” concepts in Astrology for “Vastu” shastra. 
    Padmasiri, H. (International Conference on Sanskrit Studies, 2017 Department of Sanskrit, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka., 2017)
    “Hora” remains as a vital component among the three components (“Skanda”) of astrology, while in certain cases astrology itself is known as “Hora Shastra”. Even though majority attempts to define “Hora” as the combination ...
  • The Reasons to Decline and Destruction of Persons Depicted in Sanskrit Didactic Literature;An examination with reference to Hitōpadēśa. 
    Karandagolle Sobhitha Thero.; Karapikkada Sobhitha Thero. (International Conference on Sanskrit Studies, 2017 Department of Sanskrit, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka., 2017)
    Decline and destruction as well as development and protection of people depend on activities of each person. The Hitopadeśa which included in Sanskrit didactic literature is the book that teaches Nītiśastra (Law). Same ...
  • Recent Research Views of Sanskrit Literature 
    Kumari, D.S. (Department of Sanskrit, University of Kelaniya, Kelaniya, 2016)
    Sanskrit Literature has the glorious history of about more than 4000 years. The ancient literature, Vedas are available now with more critical commentaries and translations. This applies to the other arena of Sanskrit ...
  • A Rediscovery of the Connotative Caturvyūha Healing Model in ĀyurvedaTherapy. 
    Da Xing (International Conference on Sanskrit Studies, 2017 Department of Sanskrit, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka., 2017)
    According to the Indian Āyurveda tradition, there are the Three Fundamental Principles (Skt. trisūtra), as the cause (Skt. hetu), the symptom (Skt. liṅga) and the medicine (Skt. auṣadha) as a medical systematic healing ...
  • A Rediscovery of the Connotative Trimūla in Patañjali’s Yoga-Sūtra 
    Ven. Da Xing (Department of Sanskrit, University of Kelaniya, Kelaniya, 2016)
    According to Indian Yoga history, Yoga was originated from the Indus Valley Civilization that the practice had been adopted for the enhancement of physical condition, mental training and spiritual development of ancient ...
  • Revelation of the importance of the Sanskrit language for the field of Ayurveda using CHARAKA SAMHITHA 
    Molligoda, S.P.; Kulasinghe, W.B.W.; Jayawardhana, K.B. (Department of Sanskrit, University of Kelaniya, Kelaniya, 2016)
    Sanskrit language was termed as 'Deva Vāni' (Gods' language) as it was believed to have been generated by the god Brahma who passed it to the Rishis (sages) living in celestial abodes, who then communicated the same to ...

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