

I will try to find Saturday or a week Day.
I will call and Do everything after mt Semester 2 Exam in July 30 and 31. Everything is After that. I don't want to call now and get into a Confusion yet.

I am at SJP.Neo wrote:Herath, as an internal student of UoC, you would have done BIT, is the UoC became that worst to you![]()
Herath, I really thought you are from UoC. I'm not saying UoC is good just because I'm from there. Just ask from anybody. UoC is superb. Basically the attitude of UoC students is very good. No strikes, no revolution...nothing.. all focused on education, sports and funI am at SJP.. Not UoC
I'm shocked and feeling so sad on youGave Up this Exam.
Clever, intelligent like words are having a relative meaning. If I say I'm clever, then their exist another person who's clever than me. If that person says he is clever, then there exist another person who's even cleverer than him and so on. According my knowledge in Buddhism, wisdom (or pure intelligence) can only be achieved by becoming a Fully Self Enlightened Buddha (Samma Sambudu). So don't worry about those words. Just be as you are and always remember that you are another beautiful & marvellous living being in this universe.Now I understand I am not a clever person just a regular jerk
After the discussion, people were asked to discuss their matters and all of a sudden a very senior committee member called me by my name and asked What is your idea about Pragna?. Though I don't like to discuss Buddhism in public since I'm not meditating to achieve nibbhana at the moment. If I discuss, it will be like a person who carries a boat (dhamma) in head which was built to cross the river (samsara). However since I was asked, I had to give an answer.Pragna is the forth of the ten paramitas (perfections) in the Buddhist concept in following the Bodhisattva path. It is referred as “wisdom” or “understanding”, that is able to extinguish afflictions and bring enlightenment. Simply stated, it is the field of pure consciousness beyond concepts, beliefs and imaginations.
I guess you can now understand the point I have explained all these things. There is nothing called clever or intelligent. Just relative names we use to specifically mention someone (who is really not exists becuase there is nothing called I or me). All these things are just words we use to name things. Just like you name a tree as a mango tree.You can learn lot of things and increase your knowledge in many fields. Some name themselves as so educated, so intelligent, so knowledgeable, so and so. But can anyone of them remember any of these names they had in their past life? NO. It is because all these words we use to name things, people, etc.. are just names. There is no permanent being (I or myself) to carry (Anatma).
Pragna is similarly variable in us. However we can practice dhamma and improve our level of Prajna as taught by our Lord Buddha, 'The Teacher of The Three Worlds' (Humans, Gods and Brahmas). It is something that you need to improve through meditation. You have to practice the Noble Eightfold Path with the knowledge of Four Noble Truths..........
So it is clear that we have to decide now. We have to take the challenge to live in present meaningfully. When we practices this, we will realise how meaningful to live every moment in life with mindfulness. This is called Yoniso Manasikaraya (In Sathara Sathipattanaya) which will lead us to achieve enlightenment (Nibbhana).Its fundamental beliefs are that ‘life is impermanent or uncertain, life is suffering from ignorance, and life is without a permanent entity or self’. Life is uncertain, but one thing the Buddha taught the world ‘Life is in your hands, you can rule your life. Don’t give your life into other people’s hands’ and he added, “Human beings have an ability to develop their lives, to overcome their own problem or suffering”. Should we believe in someone whom we do not know, or should we believe in the great teacher? This question we have to consider and answer.