Generous Donation of Tipitaka Book to Khettarama Social Service Foundation

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Sirilanka, February 29, 2024 – In a heartwarming gesture of generosity, K.D.S. Wijayathilaka, K.D. Sena Wijayathilak, K.D. Sena Wijayathilaka, K.D. Pradeep Wijayathila, and Ka Shanthi Allagawa Kiriella came together to donate a collection of Tipitaka Books to the Khettarama Social Service Foundation this evening.


The donation ceremony, held at the foundation's premises, was attended by a group of esteemed individuals including Bhikkhu Indasoma and Reverend Kowane Palitha Thero, who graciously received the Tipitaka Book on behalf of the foundation.



The Tipitaka, also known as the Pali Canon, represents the foundational teachings of Theravada Buddhism, encompassing the discourses of Gautama Buddha. This sacred text holds immense significance for Buddhists around the world, serving as a guiding light on the path to enlightenment and spiritual fulfillment.


Expressing their gratitude for the generous donation, Bhikkhu Indasoma extended heartfelt thanks to the donors for their noble contribution towards the enrichment of the foundation's resources. He emphasized the profound impact that the Tipitaka collection would have on the spiritual and educational pursuits of the foundation's members and the broader community.



Reverend Kowane Palitha Thero echoed Bhikkhu Indasoma's sentiments, emphasizing the importance of preserving and disseminating the teachings encapsulated within the Tipitaka. He underscored the invaluable role that such contributions play in fostering spiritual growth and understanding among practitioners of Buddhism.


The donors, K.D.S. Wijayathilaka, K.D. Sena Wijayathilak, K.D. Sena Wijayathilaka, K.D. Pradeep Wijayathila, and Ka Shanthi Allagawa Kiriella, expressed their deep reverence for the teachings of the Buddha and their unwavering commitment to supporting initiatives that promote spiritual well-being and communal harmony.


Their act of kindness and generosity serves as a shining example of compassion and altruism, inspiring others to follow in their footsteps and contribute towards the greater good of society.



The Khettarama Social Service Foundation extends its heartfelt appreciation to the donors for their invaluable contribution and reaffirms its dedication to promoting the principles of compassion, wisdom, and spiritual enlightenment.


This noble gesture exemplifies the power of unity and selflessness in creating positive change and uplifting the lives of those in need. Through their benevolent act, the donors have illuminated the path towards a brighter, more compassionate future for all.


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