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 Bhikkhu Indasoma of the Hswagata Buddha Tooth Relics Preservation Society recently had the honor of meeting with a monk from the Mahabodhi Society Sri Lanka. The purpose of the meeting was to share insights and updates regarding the preservation efforts and activities concerning the sacred Hswagata Buddha Tooth Relics. During the exchange, Bhikkhu Indasoma had the opportunity to present a comprehensive overview of the ongoing work and initiatives undertaken by the Hswagata Buddha Tooth Relics Preservation Society. The discussion delved into the significance of preserving such sacred relics and the various methods employed to ensure their longevity and reverence. As a gesture of mutual respect and collaboration, the Mahabodhi Society Sri Lanka graciously received the annual magazine report detailing the endeavors of the Hswagata Buddha Tooth Relics Preservation Society. This exchange of information fosters a deeper understanding and appreciation for the shared mission of preserving...

Date: February 28, 2024 - Sri Lanka In a remarkable gesture of friendship and cultural preservation, the Honourable Director and Founder of Khettarama Social Service Foundation, Rev. Kowane Palitha Thero, welcomed the esteemed Chairperson of Hswagata Buddha Tooth Relics Preservation Museum, Bhikkhu Indasoma, to the auspicious grounds of the Foundation's land on February 28th, 2024. The occasion marked a significant milestone in fostering camaraderie and mutual respect between Sri Lanka and Myanmar as both revered figures deliberated on the establishment of a Buddha Education Temple. Reverend Kowane Palitha Thero, embodying the spirit of benevolence, graciously pledged to donate a portion of the Foundation's land to Bhikkhu Indasoma for the noble cause of constructing the temple. The Khettarama Social Service Foundation's commitment to philanthropy and community development shines brightly through this act of generosity. By offering land for the construction of the Buddha Ed...

In a significant development in the preservation and promotion of Buddhist heritage, Venerable Kowane Palitha Thero from Sri Lanka has been appointed as the Patron of the Hswagata Buddha Tooth Relics Preservation Museum. The appointment was made by Bhikkhu Indasoma, the esteemed Founder of Hswagata, on February 27, 2023. Venerable Kowane Palitha Thero's appointment marks a pivotal moment for the museum, renowned for its dedication to safeguarding and showcasing relics associated with the Buddha's life and teachings. With a rich background in Buddhist studies and a profound commitment to preserving the cultural and spiritual legacy of Buddhism, Venerable Palitha Thero brings invaluable insight and guidance to the institution. The Hswagata Buddha Tooth Relics Preservation Museum, situated at the heart of its mission, has continuously endeavored to promote understanding and appreciation of Buddhist relics and artifacts. Under the patronage of Venerable Palitha Thero, the museum is...

         Dear Dharma Friends and Buddhist Organizations, With deepest respect and an overflowing heart, I  extend greetings to you, fellow travelers on the path of Buddha's teachings. Since 2015, our foundation has been blessed with the  extraordinary responsibility of preserving precious Buddha relics – hairs, teeth, bones, ashes, robes, and others. These tangible reminders of the  Enlightened One's presence have served as a  beacon of hope and inspiration, guiding us in our   pursuit of liberation. Guided by the unwavering principles of the  Dharma and the timeless wisdom of Buddhist teachings, our foundation has not only  safeguarded these sacred relics but also sought to illuminate their profound significance.  Through our Dhamma Talk and Dhamma Teaching programs, we strive to share the essence of the Buddha's message, fostering understanding, compassion, and spiritual  growth among individuals from all walks...

In a significant step towards fostering international collaboration and advancing the cause of Buddhist heritage preservation, the chairperson of the Hswagata Buddha Tooth Relics Preservation Museum recently held a pivotal meeting with the secretary of the Sri Lanka and Japan Relationship Working Group Committee. The meeting, which took place in India, served as a platform to present updates on the preservation efforts of the Buddha Tooth Relics and to discuss Hswagata's ongoing activities. The gathering underscored the shared commitment of nations towards safeguarding and promoting the rich cultural legacy encapsulated within the Buddha Tooth Relics. The presentation offered insights into the meticulous preservation strategies employed by Hswagata, highlighting the museum's dedication to upholding the sanctity and historical significance of these revered artifacts. During the meeting, discussions centered on collaborative initiatives aimed at enhancing awareness and appreciati...

  Bhikkhu Indasoma Siridantamahāpālaka planned to go to Sri Lanka in February of 2024 for a specific purpose related to the preservation of Buddha Tooth Relics. The decision stemmed from an encounter in Gaya, December 2023 , India, during the International Sangha Forum, where a Myanmar Sangha Delegation Group, led by Sangha Mahanayaka Venerable Ashin Kon Din Nya and accompanied by counselors, attended. During this forum, they interacted with the Hswagata Founder, who likely shared insights into the preservation work concerning the Buddha Tooth Relics. Upon learning about the preservation efforts, a senior monk within the Myanmar Sangha delegation suggested to Ashin Indasoma (also known as Ashin Dhammasami) that he should visit Sri Lanka. The purpose of this visit was to meet with the Sangha Raja (the highest-ranking monk) of Sri Lanka and the management team responsible for the Buddha Tooth Relics Temple. The objective was to report on the progress of DNA confirmation related to th...