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20/05/2026

වැදුන පොතක් තියනව ද? සැරට වැදුන...

30/03/2026

පොඩි කාලේ ඉඳන් අමාරුකම් මැද, ආදරයෙන් එකෙන් එක එකතු කරපු මගේ පොත් ටික, කවුරු හරි කියවලා පලක් ප්‍රයෝජනයක් ගනිව්, කියල හිතල දුන්නා.
හැම පොතක් ම මගේ ජීවිතයට දැනුම, පෝෂණය, මග පෙන්වීමක් වුනා. සාහිත්‍ය, කලාව, මනෝවිද්‍යාව, චරිතාපදාන, ආගම වැනි විශයන් ගණනාවක අයිති පොත්.
මගේ පොත් ටික, ඉතින් අපි සමු ගනිමු.

28/03/2026

පොත් තියෙන්නේ, පොත් වලට ඇත්තටම ආස, කියවීමට ආස අය ලඟ විතරයි.

27/01/2026

කියවන්න
කියනව නං
ආපහු

23/01/2026

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Book series

25/12/2025

These are the children of CCC Apeksha hospital maharagama. Please gift them at least one story book.

මේ මහරගම අපේක්ෂා රෝහලේ CCC නිවාස යේ දරුවන් ය. හැකි අයුරකින් ඔවුන්ට පොතක් කියවන්න සලසා දෙන්න.

03/11/2025

In Japan, every adult can correct any child.
Because every child is everyone’s responsibility.
And if a child does something wrong and you don’t intervene…
then you are the irresponsible one.

It’s a simple, yet profound principle.
It’s called the sense of tribe.
It means there is no such thing as “my children” or “your children.”
There are our children.
Because raising a person is a collective task, not a private matter.

That’s why in Japan it’s normal for a stranger to scold a child in the street,
for an elderly lady to correct a little one on the train,
for a shop clerk to politely ask a kid not to touch everything.

And they don’t do it arrogantly.
They do it with respect, with gentleness.
Because that’s how the sense of living together is passed on:
not through control, but through care.

This mindset is reflected in every daily act:
no one throws trash on the ground,
public bathrooms are left clean,
in schools, children clean their classrooms and serve lunch to their classmates.
Not because they have to, but because it’s the right thing to do.

They think of those who come after.
They move through the world as if it also belongs to others, not just to themselves.

Respect, there, is not a rule.
It’s a shared responsibility.
It’s the art of being part of something greater than oneself.

And perhaps, if we too learned to see other people’s children as a little bit our own…
our cities would be quieter,
our streets cleaner,
and our hearts kinder.

09/07/2025

If you find what you need let me know. I could send you the price & deliver.

09/07/2025

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01/07/2025

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