Colonial Archaeology and the Rewriting of Buddhist Origins
“History is written by the victors — but truth is rewritten by the seekers.” Who Drew the Map of the […]
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Was the Buddha Really Born in Nepal? A Mahavansa-Based Reassessment
“Let not tradition blind you to the truth — investigate for yourself.”— Inspired by the Buddha’s Kalama Sutta The belief
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The Buddha of Lanka vs. The Five Mahayana Buddhas: A Forgotten Truth
In the quiet hills of Sri Lanka lies a truth long overshadowed: that the historical Buddha may have walked this
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My Experience in Ritigala
It was an adventures and spiritual trip, From the jungle between the rock mountain ancient stone roads with stone paths,
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My Experience in Hiriwadunna
Felt peaceful, yet saddened—because even some monks seem to work hard to hide the true history of Lord Buddha and
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Did Faxian Really Travel to India? Or Was It Sri Lanka All Along?
Rethinking the Journey of the Chinese Monk Based on Geography, Textual Clues, and Overlooked Evidence For centuries, scholars have believed
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How Far Could the Buddha Really Walk? A Truth Hidden in Plain Sight
A recent conversation with Nepali friends who live near Lumbini — the site traditionally accepted as the Buddha’s birthplace —
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The Story of Maniakkhitha Naga King
As found in several Buddhist texts and traditions (especially Mahavamsa and commentaries): Primary References 1. Mahavansa (The Great Chronicle of
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What If Kelaniya Was in Ruhuna?
Prof. Raj Somadeva’s Radical Reinterpretation of a Sacred Site Disclaimer: Image sourced via Google Images. All rights belong to the respective
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Rethinking Nagadipa: Why the Real Nagadipa May Be Near Mahiyangana, Not Nainativu
Ancient gāthās, Sinhala language, and geography challenge the popular belief Introduction For centuries, the name “Nagadipa” has been associated with
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