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  You are one dream too   The one I met in life ...   A nice stop   On a tiring long journey ...   A fountain of water   Cultivating the field of art ...  Am I be a drop of water   Starting life from the fountain...   A dream start   The first day of 'Thei' ...   If we talk about it today   Dancing is my life ...

   Buddhist cultural features are prominent in every aspect of Sinhala life.  The plan of Sinhala history is Buddhist history.  We can never say that there was an event other than Mahindagamana that brought so much connection between race and religion.  It is thus clear that Buddhism and Ceylonese culture are inextricably linked and inextricably linked.  It is in this context that the link between a good culture of tanks, dagobas, villages and temples came into being in Sri Lanka.  This gradually evolved and became a cultural symbol of Sri Lanka as a result of the cultural revival of Mahindagamana.  The ancient Sinhala kings hoped for the economic prosperity of the people of the country by constructing ocean-level tanks.  The lake is a symbol of economic prosperity.  Agriculture, the main livelihood of the Sinhala Buddhist community in Sri Lanka, is dependent on tank water.  Accordingly, the lake is the basis of the self-sufficient ...

   A flower is a soothing, beautiful sight to our eyes. Here we are talking about flowers that contribute to making our environment beautiful.  But some flowers we hear only in the world of literature. 1. Parasatu  This is not the kind of flower we see in the world.  This flower species is said to exist in the divine world.  The scent of this flower can be felt hundreds of times away.  Also, God bless the carnival at the time of flowering of this beautiful tree.  God brings these flowers when they come to worship at the shrines associated with the human world. 2. Madara  Madara Malu is also in the divine world.  Although it is said that there are Madara trees in some parts of our country, it is possible to think that the book of literature mentions a different kind of flower.  Like Parasathu Mal, Madara are two types of flowers that have been able to captivate the hearts of artists in our country due to this.  Not only poems an...

  Slowly pulling along the scent of flowers ...  A gust of wind stopped ...  Seeing the tears in my eyes ...  Stopped listening to grief ...  On a moonlit night across the night sky ...  I will tell the moon my facts ...  Have you heard, once heard ...  Stop for a moment my love ...  I'll sleep through the night ...  I'll keep the window shutters open ...  If you could send me your scent ...  Smell that,  I will remove the grief,  If love retains a drop ...

 The sun, the moon, the sky, the earth, the great ocean, are the elements of nature.  All that builds up in this nature is ecosystems.  That environment gives life to human beings and animals.  Human beings use their four-limbed nature and the environment to exist, exist and perish according to the laws of nature.  In this way, the various activities that take place in the environment during the functioning of nature also contribute to the existence of human beings.  But even though man must accept nature, there are times when some people harm themselves as well as others in their attempts to oppose nature.  The Supreme Buddha preached the Dhamma to all the three worlds, likening the processes of nature.  Therefore, he preached the doctrine of Utpada-Tithi-Bhanga to the world because emergence, existence and destruction are natural phenomena.  But most people do not have access to theories and messages of nature and the environment.  Tho...

  Sinharaja Forest is one of the most valuable resources in Sri Lanka.  The forest, which is rich in biodiversity, has attracted a lot of attention in the last few weeks.  This is due to the government's permission to renovate the Lankagama road which runs close to the Sinharaja forest.  With that decision, many parties opposed it.  The protesters said that the rehabilitation of the road would cause severe damage to the Sinharaja forest, which has a sensitive ecosystem.  As a result, many people are now interested in the Sinharaja Forest, which was declared a World Heritage Site in 1989.   Sinharaja is a forest bordering three districts  The Sinharaja Tropical Wet Evergreen Forest, one of nature's wonders, borders Ratnapura, Galle and Matara districts.  The Sinharaja forest with an area of ​​11187 hectares is bordered in each direction as follows.  * South - Gin river and stream  * North - Napola River and Kosgulana River  * We...