2019年7月18日 · This story is based on Jathaka Katha (Nalapana Jathakaya) in Buddhist Culture. There are several stories attached to the Lord Buddha's character and this is...

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2018年11月2日 · පින්වතුනේ, පින්වත් දරුවනේ,මේ නළපාන ජාතකය හරීම ලස්සන කතාවක්. අපගේ භාග්‍යවතුන් වහන්සේ බෝසත් කාලෙ පෙරුම් පුරන අවදියේ කරන ලද හාස්කම් වලින් සමහරක් ඒ වෙනකොටත් ඉතිරිවෙලා තිබුනා. ඒක වුනේ මෙහෙමයි. ඒ දිනවල අපගේ භාග්‍යවතුන් වහන්සේ කොසොල් ජනපදයේ චාරිකාවේ වඩිමින් …

20.Nalapana Jathakaya - Free download as PDF File (.pdf) or read online for free. 1. The document discusses a conversation between a monk and a scholar about the nature of reality. 2. The scholar argues that reality is impermanent and constantly changing like a flowing river, while the monk believes in a permanent, unchanging reality. 3.

2009年6月4日 · Digital Thorana is released on Open source license with a tutorial to create digital thorana. Thorana will be on the Internet as part of Darama dana. This event is funded by National eLearning centre of UCSC.

2024年6月6日 · This Nalapana Jataka Harima is a beautiful story. Some of the miracles performed by our Blessed One during the time of Bodhisattva's perumpurana were still left. This is how it happened. In those days, when our Blessed One was on his tour of Kosol Colony, he visited the village of Nalakapana. There is also a big pond in that village called ...

නළපාන ජාතකය. බුද්ධ ජයන්ති ත්‍රිපිටක ග්‍රන්ථ මාලාව යුනිකේතයට හරවා උතුම් වූ ධර්ම දානයක් ලෙස සදහම් පිපාසාවෙන් සිටින සියළුම දෙනාගේ හිත සුව පිණිස අන්තර්ජාලයට එකතු කිරීම මෙම වෙබ්අඩවියේ පරම චේතනාවයි.

Nalapāna Jātaka (No. 20) The Bodhisatta is born as leader of a herd of monkeys. He has given strict injunctions that none of his followers should eat or drink in a strange place without his consent.

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nalapana-jataka "I found the footprints." This story was told by the Master while journeying on an alms-pilgrimage through Kosala, when he had come to the village of Nalaka-pana (Cane-drink) and was living at Ketaka-vana near the Pool of Nalaka-pana, about cane-sticks.