content 01.The Origin of the Concept of Paritta 02.The Sixteen steps of Mindfulness of Breathing 03.Visions of the Dharmaraja.'Just Ruler' in Theravada Buddhist Societies in south and Southeast Asia 04.Significance and Relevance of Maintaining a Balanced mind and Body status in the Perspective of Attaining 05.The Doctrine of Mere Cognition (Vijnaptimatrata) in the cheng wei shi lun (Vinaptimatrata-Siddhi-sastra) 06.The Buddha's Eighty Minor Bodily Marks,(Asiti-anuvyanjana) in Theravada Buddhism: A Critical Survey 07.Indirect Utterances in the Canon.A Critical Examination of Pali Tipitaka and corresponding commentarial 08.An Epistemological Approach to Buddhist Soteriology 09.Buddhist Analysis of Structural Violence, Conflict Transformation and Reconciliation 10.Positioning Sri Lanka in Early Knowledge Transmission Networks: A Survey based on pali commentaries 11.How Buddhism looks at other Religions 12.Robe and Medicine : Therapy in Buddhist Monastery in south and south east Asia with Special Reference to Sri Lanka 13.Bhiksuni's Vinaya Practice in Pushou Temple in china 14.A Buddhist Response to Mellema's Analysis on shared Moral Responsibility 15.Pali Adjectives: When Progress Hurts 16.The notion of Cetana (Conation) as Discussed by Pali Exegetes: Some Observations 17.Early Buddhist Concept of Truth: A Study Based on the Pali Canonical Sources 18.Femininity : A Buddhist Psychological Approach 19.The way of Transformation of Suffering through Mindfulness from a Buddhist Perspective 20.The Soteriology stock Unit of the Samannaphala Sutta: How was it formed? How as it influenced? 21.Kandy Asala Perahara-Ancient Ritual-A modern Day Cultural Commentary 22.Buddha's way of Communication 23.samsara and Nibbana as Reflected in Rootless Thought 24.The Historical Buddha: A Personality Analysis