Menike magey hithey
https://youtu.be/-_N05wLQuooAtom bombs
Kublai Khan
11 Scary facts
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A song from 'Maname'
https://www.facebook.com/100000068888947/videos/465902957721727/Robots in COVID 19
Library of Alexandria
Ancient Medicines
Top of the world - Carpenters
Girls of Germany during the rule of the Nazis - 1930 - 1940.
https://www.quora.com/What-advantages-did-Germans-have-during-Nazi-Germany
Aliens
Liz Taylor & Richard Burton
https://www.quora.com/Which-celebrities-dumped-their-partners-for-someone-who-was-more-famous
We are the world
Hair cut 1
Hair cut 2
Haircut 3
Haircut 4
https://youtu.be/rr5wCQGSvBc?list=RDCMUChXIHQM-2ZCO8leLTK8hxhQ
Haircut 5
Sasara wasana thuru
Tamils & Greeks
https://www.quora.com/Did-the-ancient-Greeks-know-about-the-existence-of-the-Tamils-Pandyans
The life of the Windsors
Black lives matter
https://the-rotation.com/a-malignant-rotation-the-presence-of-racism-at-medical-school/
Now Is the hour (Maori Farewell Song)
Fauci and lab leak theory of Covid
https://coronavirus.quora.com/Fauci-Speaks-Out-in-NYT-Podcast
Mc Afee dies
Python under toilet seat cover
Sankara – From the Telugu film ‘Sankaraparanam’
Studying DNA of Sri Lankans
Guns and small-pox
https://www.pbs.org/gunsgermssteel/variables/smallpox.html
Dessert land into forests
https://payani-paar-pakir.quora.com/?__ni__=0&__nsrc__=4&__snid3__=22620372210&__tiids__=30261592
Maori song – Aue te Aroha
Albert Einstein published 4 articles in 1905 called the
Annus Mirabilis papers. These four works, as below, changed the world's views
on space, time and matter:
Albert published all of the above in a single year, when
he was just 26 years old.
Now Is the hour (Maori Farewell Song)
https://youtu.be/Z4_jp4nWkh8Cat video
From BBC Ideas: 'The myth of race'
La Spagnola
Nikola Tesla
https://allthatsinteresting.com/nikola-tesla-death
Distance learning
The fate of statues
Irene good-night
Critical race theory
Ayurvedic treatment for COVID 19
Chinese trilingual inscription
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox/FMfcgzGkXcxxTsnbBkFTZDkCCSGkTtDw
El Condor Pasa
Autopsy History
Chinese trilingual inscription
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox/FMfcgzGkXcxxTsnbBkFTZDkCCSGkTtDw
Food items of Sri Lanka & Thamilnadu
Nanda Malini – Easter Sunday attack song
https://youtu.be/uzJQySeQVgsFlying pea-cock
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/605804587373189491/
COVID update
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/20/opinion/herd-immunity-covid.html
Taiwan, Singapore upsurge in the COVID drama
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-57153195
COVID virus origin
'Jerusalema' - Song & Dance
Prince Philip
Orchids
http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/physicscentral/PhysicsBuzz/~3/XeZArhdpES8/an-orchids-best-friend.html
Buddhism origins - From ;Quora'
First, the term “Hinduism” is of modern colonial origin, so
whether Buddhism is a school of Hinduism depends on how you retroactively
define Hinduism. At the time of Siddhartha Gautama Buddha, the lands in which
he lived, which later came to be called Nepal and India, were full of many
schools - not primarily of thought, which wasn’t the point, but schools
of spiritual practice. Many of their practices, lineages, and/or
scriptures survive, and most of them were included under the umbrella of
“Hinduism” when it was coined.
Gautama Buddha’s school fit right in with the others at the
time, for the most part. It was not something radically new or different. It
was one of the more heterodox rather than orthodox schools, departing as it did
from the Vedas which were the basis of most of the schools, but it was not
unique in this, nor did it depart all that far. If you study these schools as
they were in India at the time, and ask “Which of these are schools of Hinduism
and which are not,” the answer wouldn’t be obvious. It’s easy to say they were
all schools of Hinduism. Certainly Buddhism grew entirely out of Hinduism, much
like Christianity grew out of Judaism; the question is if, and at what point,
it left its parentage and went and became something different. It’s a
subjective question, a matter of opinion, since Hinduism is a vast umbrella
term, only vaguely defined.
Of course, unlike most forms of Hinduism, Buddhism
proselytized, and spread to lands far from its birth. This is the main reason
why it didn’t get included under the “Hinduism” umbrella, since Hinduism was
originally defined as the non-Abrahamic religions of India. Of course that
ignored the fact that Hinduism was widespread in Indonesia and other lands far
from India, so that definition has had to be revised, but that was how it
started. But Buddhism was found in China and Japan, in many lands clearly not
“Indic” in character, so it obviously didn’t fit the initial definition of
“Hinduism”. By the time the definition of Hinduism was reconsidered, everyone
was already used to Buddhism being a “different religion” - itself a rather
Abrahamic concept. So that’s how it’s now usually considered by those who are
neither Buddhist nor Hindu.
Do Buddhists perceive themselves to be a school of thought
in Hinduism? No they don’t, nor did they ever, since there was no such concept
as “Hinduism” until modern times. Hindus didn’t perceive themselves as such
either. Buddhists perceived themselves to be followers of Buddha Dharma (or Dhamma
in the more Pali-influenced Theravada). Similarly, a Hindu might consider
herself to be a follower of Sri Vaishnava Sampradaya, or this or that other
spiritual lineage. It all blended in the same general cultural milieu.
Do Hindus consider Buddhists to belong within the folds of
our religion? Frankly yes, many of us do. But it’s not like we “own” them or
any such meaningless nonsense. Rather, I as a Hindu recognize Buddhists as
being fellow practitioners of spiritual Dharma, in a way just as similar (and
as different) to my own as that of many people who call themselves Hindus. The
distinction seems somewhat arbitrary to me.
Buddhism is objectively not an independent religion
altogether. It grew from the exact same roots. It is another branch of the
tree. And the branches often intermingle: It’s common to find Buddha worshipped
with reverence in Hindu temples, common to find shrines to Hindu Gods in
Buddhist temple complexes, common to find Hindus practicing Buddhist meditation
techniques, common for Buddhists to worship Hindu Gods and go on annual
pilgrimages to their temples (such as in Sri Lanka), etc.
We are all beings on the same Wheel of Dharma.
Pictures above taken one day before his death |
Picture taken in 1960 |
Jerusalema
COVID IN INDIA
Good looking women of Sri Lanka
https://www.quora.com/Who-is-the-best-looking-woman-from-Sri-Lanka
Artificial insemination
Jerusalema challenge Top 10
1. https://youtu.be/unVoLZClhqw
2.
https://youtu.be/4XhP32AyWHM
3.
https://youtu.be/bomPEO3Jd4Y - English
4.
https://youtu.be/6efHtpJK-Ns - Steps
email from Kamalini
http://1960medicalbatchcolombo.blogspot.com/2013/02/1930-1979-email-from-kamalini.html
School in the UK – From Kamalini
http://1960medicalbatchcolombo.blogspot.com/2013/02/birmingham-uk-email-sent-by-kamalini.html
Toy dentures for my Grand-son
http://1960medicalbatchcolombo.blogspot.com/2010/12/toy-dentures.html
Chilbirth
http://1960medicalbatchcolombo.blogspot.com/2013/02/email-from-lawrence-ratnam.html