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| Material Type: | book | ![]() |
| Collection: | Lending | |
| Call Number: | 294.3 PAG ,රාක්ක අංක 08 | |
| Title: | වස් විසීම, වස් පවාරණය සහ කටිනානිසංසය | |
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| Personal name: | පඥ්ඥාසීහ ථෙර, මඩිහේ | |
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| Accession # | Description | Status | Status Dt | Due Back |
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| 00008883 | checked in | 2026-07-28 12:40:44 |
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| Topical term or geographic name as Keyword: | Vassa |
| Topical term or geographic name as Keyword: | Pavarana |
| Topical term or geographic name as Keyword: | Kathina |
| Topical term or geographic name as Keyword: | Buddhist |
| Topical term or geographic name as Keyword: | Monastic |
| Classification number: | 294.3 PAG |
| Place of publication, distribution, etc.: | මහරගම |
| Name of publisher, distributor, etc.: | කර්තෘ ප්රකාශන |
| Date of publication, distribution, etc.: | 2018 |
| Extent: | 32 |
| Dimensions: | 21*14 සෙ.මී. |
| Series statement: | 2 |
| Summary, etc. note: | Authored by the esteemed Venerable Madihe Paññāsīha Thera, this profound work offers an illuminating exploration into three pivotal practices of Theravada Buddhism: *Vas Vīsi̱ma* (the commencement of the Rains Retreat), *Vas Pavāraṇaya* (the ceremony concluding the retreat), and *Kaṭināni̱saṁsaya* (the immense merits of the Kathina robe offering). The book meticulously details the spiritual significance and monastic discipline associated with the three-month Vassa period, guiding both monastics and lay devotees through its nuances. It then profoundly explains the Pavāraṇā ceremony, highlighting its role in fostering monastic harmony and purification. Concluding with *Kathina Anisansa*, the text underscores the profound spiritual benefits accrued through the traditional offering of robes to the Sangha. This invaluable resource provides comprehensive insights, empowering practitioners to deepen their understanding and practice of these ancient and sacred Buddhist traditions. |
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