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Sati Pasala awareness program conducted at SUDARMA VIDYALAYA, Galle

Sati Pasala awareness program conducted at SUDARMA VIDYALAYA, Galle

Sati Pasala Nov 8, 2017 1 min read

As the first step of creating awareness that Sati Pasala is a secular program, we were delighted to have had the opportunity to conduct an awareness program to Sudarma Vidayalaya, Galle on the 31st October 2017. This is a Sinhala…

North Central Province National Schools at Polonnaruwa on November 1st

North Central Province National Schools at Polonnaruwa on November 1st

Sati Pasala Nov 8, 2017 1 min read

Hon Vasantha Senanayake (State Minister, Foreign Affairs) clearly explained the immense value and relevance of mindfulness to school children, as well as to Parliamentarians, all politicians and to everyone.

Mindfulness @ Meepe

Mindfulness @ Meepe

Sati Pasala Nov 6, 2017 2 min read

From the 3rd November evening Education Officials from all the Provinces in Sri Lanka began to gather in Meepe for an exposure and experience into mindfulness. The Sati Pasala Meepe event was unique, in that it drew a large number…

Sati Pasala at Polonnaruwa on November 1st

Sati Pasala at Polonnaruwa on November 1st

Sati Pasala Nov 2, 2017 2 min read

At the first National Schools Teacher Educators mindfulness gathering held in Colombo in January 2017, we pledged to introduce mindfulness through Sati Pasala to all the National schools (353) in all nine provinces before December this year. Having successfully completed…

Sati Pasala Zonal Educational Level Training: Mindfulness @ Meepe, November 4-5

Sati Pasala Zonal Educational Level Training: Mindfulness @ Meepe, November 4-5

Sati Pasala Nov 1, 2017 1 min read

An explanatory video clip by Muthu Sivagnanam