During a mindfulness introduction program at Nissarana Vanaya, 74 participants (Teachers, Deputy Principals and Principals) representing 26 Sinhala Medium schools and 3 Tamil medium schools, Sati Pasala was presented.
On the 2nd May at the International Vipassana Centre in Colombo, a representative gathering of dignitaries representing all major religions in Sri Lanka (Buddhist, Christian, Roman Catholic, Hindu and Islam) discussed the Sati Pasala initiative and the values of introducing mindfulness to schools and other sectors, in a non-sectarian & non-religious manner.
Sati Pasala: Mindfulness for Ethnic & Religious Harmony Read More »
A multi-ethnic, multi-religious discussion forum is being arranged early May, to discuss how mindfulness can provide answers to simmering and overt tensions due to ethnic, religious prejudice, in Sri Lanka.
Mindfulness for Ethnic & Religious Harmony Read More »
The first Mindfulness Camp organized under the umbrella of Sati Pasela was held in April 10-12.
Inaugural Sati Pasela Mindfulness Camp @ Bomiriya, Kaduwela Read More »
Tucked away in Southern Sri Lanka’s Matara district is the sleepy town of Udumalale – notorious for the legendary burial ground of the famous Anadaré.
Sati Pasela progress @ Udumalale: nature’s best kept secret Read More »
Today, Britain declared its intention to become “a mindful nation.”
Twenty months ago, on the 20th October 2015, the Mindful Nation UK Report was officially launched in Britain.
Mindful Britain – 2015 October 20th Read More »
In the past Pirivena was a self-managed institution, but since about 60 years it became part of the government education system. Today Pirivena Education comes directly under the purview of the Ministry of Education in Sri Lanka.
Pirivena Education Teacher Educators Introduced to Sati Pasela Read More »
‘…Many educators believe it’s about time mindfulness has made its way into the classroom. If the Toronto District School Board’s recent survey on student mental health is any indication, it’s long overdue…’
Kids learning Emotional Regulation at School Read More »
On April 2nd in Kurunegala at Daham Medura the little participants below, enjoyed their first Sati Pasela experience.
Daham Medura Sati Pasela Experience Read More »
Andaré, a much loved Sri Lankan character, was a court jester whose witty acts and satirical comments entertained both royals and commoners alike.
Sati Pasela in Andarè’s Home Town Read More »
