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08/03/2024

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23/12/2023

New Born Cute Peacock Babies 🦚🦚🦚
At our pineapple cultivation, we have recently discovered a nest of adorable newly born peacock babies. It was a delightful surprise to stumble upon these little treasures amidst our vibrant pineapple plants.
The nest, carefully constructed by the peacock parents, is nestled within the foliage of our pineapple bushes. the vibrant greens of the pineapple leaves provide a perfect camouflage for the nest, ensuring the safety and security of the baby peacocks.
The peacock babies are incredibly cute, with their fluffy down feathers and tiny beaks. their bodies are adorned with beautiful patterns, hinting at the majestic plumage they will one day display as adults.
In the meantime, we will remain attentive and respectful of their habitat, ensuring that they have a safe and nurturing environment to thrive, our pineapple cultivation has become a sanctuary for this delicate creature, where they can grow, learn and eventually grace our skies with their dazzling plumage.
The symbiotic relationship between the peacock babies and our pineapple cultivation serves as a reminder of the interconnectedness of life. It reinforces our commitment to maintaining a sustainable and eco-friendly environment, where flora and fauna coexist harmoniously.

17/12/2023

History of Sudharmawansaramaya Maha Viharaya.

Admits the British colonial era, a symbol of unity and faith emerged-the stunning Sudharmawansaramaya temple, with the unwavering dedication of leading families and the general public, this temple was raised from the ground up. The first chief incumbent was Rev. Thalgahapoththa Thero who was grown this area till he became upasampada at Thalgahapoththa with the help of our ancestors. The temple was created again and raised funds from Palmyrah flower flourished. At that time, people believed the palmyrah flower flourished after 100 years of the tree's life span and was considered a bad symbol of prosperity. The insect that lives in the area attract to the Palmyra flower blossom and grow for at least three months. During this period insects are not going to pollinate flowers. This is one of the spectacular events created by Mother Nature. based on this spectacular event people are used to writing poetry with the help of maha Sanga. These articles are still can be seen in a few Leading temples in the area. Due to these wonders of mother nature, Our ancestors have been organized and offered 100 monks arms giving at our home to bless people. In the British Colonial Era, our Ancestors worked as an officer in charge of the region. We still continue our tradition Every Vesak Full Moon Poya day we offer Breakfast for those who obtained sill at temple premises. This is more than 100 years old.
In the Initial stage, this temple was established under Rev. Thalgahapoththa Thero and the temple was overseen by numerous revered monks such as Rev. Pinda Patha Maha Thero and Dham Malankara Maha Thero are some of the chief incumbents who developed our temple into new dimension such as spiritual and social. At the initial stage, they built a large two-store discussion hall for Buddhist discussion, Education and arms-giving purposes.in this Main Hall demonstrated colonial-era Architecture design(carving) with a large open space for over 500 faxes. Now this building is used to conduct Buddhist discussions, Piriven Education and arms-giving purposes. The current chief incumbent was Rev. Madukumburumulle Vijitha Thero. who is reinitiating Buddhist discussion into a new dimension (Kirimetiyane Dharmadeshana), Sangamiththa Maha Perehera in December, Elders Home for those who need help in their later age, built Bhikkhu Library and renovate Bhikkhu Dormitory with the help of general Public.
Whether you visit for spiritual enlightenment, Cultural Exploration or simply to immerse yourself in the profound beauty that Sudharmawansaramaya maha Viharaya exudes, this charming temple is sure to leave an indelible mark on your heart. So come embark on a journey of enchantment and discover the irresistible allure of Kirimetiyana, Sri Lanka.

26/11/2023

The Katina Rob Offering Festival
The Ill full moon Poya Day holds great significance in the Buddhist calendar, symbolizing the end of the rainy season retreat for monks.it is a time of celebration and gratitude, marked by the offering of “Katina Robes to the Maha Sanga.
This festival Aims to bring together the local community, visitors and devotees to participate in this sacred tradition. The program will include various activities.
Traditional Buddhist rituals and ceremonies: Witness of offering of katina robe to the monks, followed by blessings and merit-marking activities.
Almsgiving: Engage in the beautiful practice of offering aims to the Maha Sanga. This act of generosity is considered highly meritorious and provides an opportunity for participants to contribute towards the well–being of the monks.
Dhamma talks and spiritual discussions: Renowned Buddhist Scholars and monks will deliver insightful guidance to attendees.
Food Stalls and local delicacies: savour the delectable flavours of Ceylonese cuisine as you explore a variety of food stalls offering regional specialities.
The festival aims to preserve and promote the rich Buddhist heritage of Ceylon while fostering unity and harmony within the community.it is a unique opportunity to connect with the teachings of the Buddha and witness an age-old tradition come to life in a tranquil rural setting.

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18/11/2023

A vibrant journey into South Asian Tradition!. (mesmerizing bullock-powered Chikwawa)
Immerse yourself in the rich hues and captivating aura of the bullock-powder Checkkuwa, a time-honoured marvel of South Asian ingenuity! Delight in the kaleidoscope of colours that adorn this incredible contraption, echoing the vivacity of the region it originates from.
Summoning the captivating beauty of a technicolour dream, this traditional coconut oil extractor takes centre stage as a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship inherent to South Asian culture. Its vibrant tapestry of reds, yellows, blues and greens dances harmoniously with the golden glow of the coconut oil, painting a picture of sensory delight for all who witness its enchanting spectacle.
As the gentle, rhythmic churning of the bullock`s majestic stride drives the Checkkuwa`s mechanism, a symphony of vibrant scents wafts through the air, imbued with the essence of time-honoured traditions, this captivating aromatherapy transports you to distant lands, evoking a sense of wonder and enchantment.
With each turn of the wooden wheel, the bullock-powder Checkkuwa reveals its inner workings, a pulley, bringing the ancient craft of extracting coconut oil to life. This magical sight enchants onlookers, elevating mere machinery to a sacred dance of nature and artistry that has endured for generations.
Allow yourself to be captivated by the spectacle of nature and human innovating entwined in perfect harmony. Witness the awe-inspiring display of the bullock-powder Checkkuwa as it extracts the elixir of South Asian tradition, producing pure, aromatic coconut oil that has been cherished and revered throughout history.
So, Step into a world of vibrant colours and cultural heritage, where ancient wisdom and artistic brilliance converge. let the bullock-powered Checkkuwa transport you to a realm of sensory delight, where tradition dances with modernity and the beauty of the South Asian coconut oil extraction process unfolds before your eyes. prepare to be mesmerized by the enchanting spectacle of the ages!

07/11/2023

Four Stone Pillars Aiyanayake Maha Dewalaya - (Heritage Of Kirimetiyana,Sri Lanka)

The Rural Traditional Four Stone Pillars Aiyanayake Maha Dewalaya is a sacred place of worship located in the Kirimetiyana of Puttlam District, Sri Lanka. This temple is known for its rustic design and its ancient architecture. The four stone Pillars of the temple are its most distinctive feature and are believed to represent the elements of Earth, Air, Fire and Water.
According to Folklore, this temple is about 400 - 500 years old. This temple has a unique cultural significance as the local community holds it in high regard. The Aiyanayake Dewalaya is a place where villagers come to offer their prayers and seek blessings. It is a peaceful sanctuary with a serene atmosphere that helps visitors to relax and recharge
The Architecture of the temple is built on top of four stone pillars slightly over 1 foot high circumambulating path around the chamber. A Gebel-type two-sided roof is made over the dewalaya. A large structure over the dewalaya has been built covering the dewalaya at a later date.
In the Early days, Aiyanayake Dewalaya was a structure built on a wooden platform which rested on four stone stumps. The roof is held by s structure built of timber and the walls are generally made of wattle and daub. The Temple`s beautiful Surroundings include lush greenery and wildflowers.

In 1909, Henry Parker stated in his Book “Ancient Ceylon” that the four guardian gods (Satharawaram Deviyo) of Ceylon are Saman Deviyo Rajain in the East, Skanda In the South, Vishnu In the West. He is said to have delegated his powers to Vibhishana the rakshasa King of Ceylon, who is now treated as a god in the Western Province and Ayiyanar (low country Sinhalese Boksal) in the north.
According to folklore, Vishnu has given his powers to the Rakshasa King Vibhishana. Vibhishana, the name itself hints at his local roots and the nature of this god.
It is interesting to study the nature of these local gods as each and everyone has a distinguished quality related to their origin.
It is not an uncommon practice among the Sinhalese to venerate the dead by personifying them as a deity. The large number of local gods consists of a collection of such deities who were once rulers, influential villagers or noblemen. This practice has its roots, in the Pre-Buddhist religion of the island. This is one reason that we still make offerings and prayers to our ancestors and dead relatives. Buddhism added value to these Pre-Buddhist practices as we as a new meaning to them.
There is a lesser-known folklore among rural communities in the North Central Province and Vanniya area that King Dhathusena`s son Mugala is Vibhishana. Once Kashayapa was crowned as the king mugalan fled to India. He returned back to Sri Lanka with a foreign army.it is said that he had demon-looking eyes (A Stare) and once he returned to Sri Lanka with the powerful foreign army he was titled by the locals as Vibhishana or the terrible once.
Vibhishana was at the peak of his popularity during the Kotte Kingdom, However, Vibhishana`s Popularity didn`t last for a long time as he was no longer considered a guardian god during the Kandiyan kingdom. Local gods Saman, Vibhishana and Upulvan were removed from this list and Vishnu, Natha and Paththini were included. Paththini has its origins in southern India. She was once a Beautiful Virtuous Woman, Wronged by her husband, yet she remained loyal and loving to him. Thereafter her death she was venerated as a goddess of chastity and childbirth. It is a well-known fact that Vishnu is a Hindu Goad.
Villagers in the Vanniya and North Western Province, Venerate Aiyanayake as a Powerful god. He is believed to be a forest Deity. Farmers in these areas offer the first harvest to this god on the bank of the river following a set of religious rituals. It is clear that he is a goad of the Farmers.
The Concept of the Four Guardian Goad of Sri Lanka Changed From Time To Time Depending on the Popularity of Veneration Cults. Veneration of gods was not popular Among the Sinhalese During the Anuradhapura Kingdom.
The rural Traditional four-stone Pillars Aiyanayake Dewalaya is a testament to the enduring Sri Lankan Culture that has been passed down from generation to generation. The Temple is a reflection of the people`s deep-rooted spirituality and their reverence for nature and its elements. Visiting This Sacred Place of Warship is an experience that will leave Visitors with a sense of Peace Serenity.

02/11/2023

Sri Lankan Traditional way of Making Delicious Sponge Cake (Ada Cake)

On my way to Marawila I have seen uncommon street food stall near Marawila town. I have never seen like this before.I stop nearby and I ask them what do you guys are making ?.reply with smile and said "Ada" Cake (Traditional Sponge Cake) As I know that Ada cake is a perfect tea time snack made with fresh coconut milk,Flour and sweetened with Kithul Jaggery or sugar. Perfect treat for when kids are constantly Hungry. I ordered few and they have delivered delicious Sri Lankan version of Sponge Cake. Texture is really soft and delicious.Really value for money.
Recipy are.....

INGREDIENT

500g All purpose Flour Powder,
2TSP Baking Powder,
8 Eggs,
Vanilla,
1 Cup of Kithul Jaggery melted with cardamom Powder ,
2.5 Cup Thick Coconut Milk.

Blend everything together and make it sure everything is well incorporated let this batter rest for 30 minutes before you start cooking or bake 20Minutes or Until its done.

29/10/2023

Beach Seining Fishery (Madel) with Modern Touch.

Seining is a traditional method of fishing that is commonly practised on the Beaches of Sri Lanka. The Process involves using a large Seine net (Madel)to catch fish in shallow waters near the shore.
The net is long about 500m which can cover about 2 ha of the Sea. In fact, according to a case study in Sri Lanka, a beach seine has a combined length of wings and a seine body of up to 600 meters. The cod-end mesh size of beach seine nets would determine the species and size of the catch.
the basic design of the gear remained the same, the sin is now made of synthetic rather than natural fibres. The net is laid using a boat while the fishermen pull the two ends of the seine from the beach; the fish catch is gathered into an appendix-like structure located in the centre of the seins. This method is somehow labour-intensive as about 10-15 people are needed at each end of the net for pulling. The beach seine fishing is confined to coastal waters of up to 3 kilometres offshore. Added to that, the fishing operations are usually practiced when the sea is not rough; before and after the southwest monsoon season.
These traditional mechanisms of beach seine fishing in Sri Lanka have been practised for generations and continue to play a significant role in the coastal communities' livelihoods. however, it is important to note that with changing times and increasing commercialisation, modern fishing practices and regulations may also be observed alongside these traditional methods.

The inserted Below Vedio shows beach seine fishing which is a kind of traditional fishing practice used in coastal fishery.

26/10/2023

The Betel Leaves (Bulath, Paan)
The Betel Leaf (Bulath, Paan)is a widely used tropical plant in various countries primarily in south and southeast Asia. It holds cultural, social and economic significance in this region. There has been an increasing demand for betel leaves in the export market in recent years.

The Export market for betel leaves mainly consists of countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia. There is also demand from countries where betel leaf consumption is popular among certain communities such as Bangladesh, Myanmar and Sri Lanka. The Leaves are often used for Chewing, making traditional mouth freshener or for religious and ceremonial purposes.

However, exporting betel Leaves comes with certain challenges. One of the key factors influencing the export market is the legal and regulatory requirements in the importing countries. These regulations ensure that the exported betel leaves meet the necessary quality standards and do not pose any health risks to consumers. The Exporters need to comply with phytosanitary regulations and obtain the required certifications and permits.

Additionally, the health factors associated with betel Leaf consumption also impact its market. While betel leaves have been traditionally used for their medicinal properties and as a digestive aid, there are concerns regarding their potential negative health effects. Betel Leaf chewing is often done with various additives, such as an areca nut, to***co and slaked lime, which can have adverse health consequences. The World Health Organization (WHO) Has classified betel leaf chewing with to***co as a known carcinogen.

To maintain a sustainable and growing export market, betel leaf exports need to address these health concerns by promoting safe and additive-free consumption practices. They can also focus on marketing betel leaves for their culinary and cultural uses, rather than as a to***co-based product, to tap into the wider international consumer base.

20/10/2023

Dummy Of Penny-Farthing (First Machine To be Called Bicycle)

The Penny-Farthing, Known as High Wheel or Ordinary was the first machine to be called a "Bicycle" It was popular in the 1870s and 1880s with its large front wheel providing high speeds (owing to it travelling a significant Distance for every rotation of the legs and comfort) The large wheel offers more excellent shock absorption. It became obsolete in the late 1880s with the development of modern bicycles.

06/01/2023

Bael Fruit - stone apple.
Aegle Marmelos commonly known as bael fruit, is a rare species of middle-sized tree with slender branches and native to Sri Lanka and the Indian subcontinent. the raw fruit looks greenish-grey, while the woody exterior turns yellow upon ripening. Bael is uncommon but fully nutritious. it is sweet and aromatic. In Indian Hindus believe bael is the tree of lord shiva. bael fruit considers an important medicinal plant with several user benefits in traditional medicine.
Bael fruit is rich in proteins, vitamins, and minerals. Bael Fruit has antibacterial and anti-parasitic properties that help reduce diarrhoea.
Bael considers as best fruit for all digestive problems that have anti-bacterial, and anti-fungal properties.
Bael juice is a powerhouse of vitamin C and antioxidants that boost immunity. The study reveals that the consumption of bael juice regularly prevents or cures breast cancer. Bael juice helps in cholesterol control and also reduces blood cholesterol levels. it is a cardio-protective fruit that is rich in antioxidants that reduces the risk of heart disease.

11/12/2022

PINEAPPLE CULTIVATION 🍍

The PINEAPPLE is indigenous to South America ( Parana Paraguay River Drainages between Southern Brazil and Paraguay) where it has been cultivated for many centuries.
The introduction of pineapple to Europe in the 17th century made it a significant cultural icon of luxury.In 1820 pineapple has been commercial grown in greenhouse and many tropical plantation.
Sri Lanka is a tropical island at the southern tip of the Indian subcontinent.the based on the rainfall pattern is divided in to three major agroclimate Zones. A wet Zone, Dry Zone and Intermediate Zone.
The major plantation crops of the country are Tea, Rubber and coconut. Pineapple is a crop populary intercropped with coconut and above 90% the pineapple in the country is grown within the coconut triangle.the total extent of pineapple in Sri Lanka is about 4750 hectares producing a total of 35000 Mt.Main market are the USA and Maldives.
In Sri Lanka two types of pineapple varieties can be found. Mauritius and Kew are the main varieties of pineapple.

Mauritius Pineapple 🍍
More suitable for Fresh Fruit.
Conical Shape fruit with golden yellow colour flesh.
More sweater than Kew.
Average Fruit Weight-1.5 - 1.8Kg

Kew Pineapple 🍍
Most Suitable for processing specially Canning.
Cylindrical shape fruit with pale yellow colour flesh.
Less Sweater than Mauritius.
Average Fruit Weight 2 - 2.5kg.

27/10/2022

Decorative Clay Pots
While I traveling to other part of a village I came a cross few rural Enterprenous are Manufacturing Decorative Clay Flower Pots by hand. In general large number of people are used Clay Pots for home decorative and Floral Cultivation purpose.

27/10/2022

Decorative Clay Flowerpot

20/10/2022

Embracing sustainable Agriculture with Coconut Coir Pots!. Let's cultivate a greener future together with eco-friendly alternatives.

Introducing the future of sustainable agriculture with coconut coir fibre pots. Made from 100% natural coconut husk fibre. Coconut coir pots offer revolutionary growing solutions for Eco–conscious farmers and growers around the globe.
With their unique porous structure coconut coir pots provide optimal drainage, aeration and moisture retention for strong and healthy plant growth plus they’re biodegradable, composable and chemical-free making them the perfect alternative to traditional clay or plastic pots and containers that harm the environment.
Whether you growing herbs, vegetables flowers or crops coconut coir pots are the perfect choice for all your cultivation needs. they’re easy to handle, stackable and lightweight so you can transport them with ease to any growing location.
Not only are Coconut coir pots sustainable and practical for growers but they also offer a stunning visual appeal to any garden or farm. Their natural earthy look blends in seamlessly with any plant and adds a unique touch to your green space.
Join the Eco-revolution and switch to coconut coir fibre pots for your growing needs. Take your farming or gardening to the next level with innovative and attractive solutions. Experience the difference. "

12/10/2022

According to chronicles the evolution of coconut origins is under dispute. The coconut was first domesticated by the Austronesian people on the island of Southeast Asia and was Spread during the Neolithic Via their Seaborne Migration as Far East As the Pacific islands and as far west as Madagascar and the Comoros. The name comes from the old Portuguese wood COCO, Meaning of ‘ Head’ Skull.

06/10/2022

The Eco - Friendly 8CM Coconut Husk pots are Manufactured with Coconut Coir Fibre, Natural Latex and Moulded to the shape.Coconut husk Pots have prove as an excellent medium for growing plants.Coconut husk Absorbs 10 Times their weight in Water and retaining moisture and time promote Excellent root growth and. Fast plant growth and avoid stress after repotting

27/09/2022

THE COCONUT HUSK CHIPS

The Coconut Husk Chips are produced from coconut wasted materials and have proven an excellent medium for growing plants. Husk chips contain huge water-holding capability. Their characteristics like excellent drainage and nutrient-holding capacity help the healthy growth of plants. They absorb 10 times their weight in water and retain moisture. The use of Husk chips will save water and time promote excellent root growth, fast plant growth and avoid stress after repotting. Coconut Husk Chips work great in all types of potting mixes or stand-alone. They will hold water and release it evenly as the mix dries out, similar to a sponge. Best breeding grounds in a terrarium and are widely used in horticultural applications especially Orchid cultivation, bromeliads, anthuriums hydroponic growing etc. 🇱🇰 #

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