Bimasha Lankapathi

Different We are all different from each other.                             Are different from thoughts. Differ in qualities. Varies in body shape. Varies in body color. Expectation vary. Abilities and skills vary. Objectives vary. In other words, No one is the same as anyone else. Each person has his or her own characteristics. But there are some qualities that we can all master.  Such as... Fairness, helping, planting, listening, being polite. All of these can be interpreted as humanity in general.

  Favorite Place My favorite place to go all the time is the Temple of the Tooth in Kandy. The Temple of the Tooth is a valuable place of worship with a long history.  I really like the ancient look of the Temple of the Tooth.   Various arts can be seen throughout the palace. We can see a lot in the associated architecture and art and sculpture. A lot of historical information can be found in the vicinity of the Temple of the Tooth. When visiting the palace I will feel wonderfully free and Kandy city is a very attractive city.  During the procession days, the palace, as well as the entire Kandy city, is very beautiful.  Many foreign tourists visit Sri Lanka during the Perahera period because they like to see the unique art forms of Sri Lanka. It is our duty to protect the Temple of the Tooth in Kandy, which has many unique arts that are unique to Sri Lanka.

  Loin Dance                      The Chinese believe that the Lion Dance brings prosperity, good fortune,, and prosperity.  It is a traditional Chinese custom to perform the Lion Dance on New Year's Eve, when starting a new business, at a wedding or other such auspicious occasions. Thus, the lion dance is performed on the one hand for fun and on the other hand, it is associated with religious beliefs. This lion dance is also found in countries around China such as Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, Okinawa, Korea, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore.  Guang bong is the birthplace of the lion dance.  Given the history of this dance, it was originally performed to please the emperors. There are two types of lion dance.  One of them is the North Chinese system.  The costumes used to disguise the lions are red, orange, or yellow.   According to the Northern system, jumping, rolling, and moving are the main featu...

  Eye - transparency      It shows for those who see when open and when shut, when awake and when a-dream, at midnight and dawn through the clutter of the diurnal and the tiptoes of poignancy the red of flag and violet of sunset the half-empty glass moment the full of satiation when click-magnified and click-diminished and all the betweens  and absences.

Modern   Sinhala  Poetry  Much of modern poetry. We have the opportunity to read during school hours. The reason for modernizing it is to reveal the current state of the world and point out its shortcomings based on several themes such as society, politics, and the environment. I see it as the poet's primary purpose to see the shortcomings of the world of the future, to correct them, and to move forward as human beings. Among the school students studying Sinhala Literature, the Advanced Level students will have the opportunity to have a good time and inquire into the Sinhala subject at the sub-section called Modern Poetry Code. As I see it, students in the arts have a unique ability to understand human beings. I strongly believe that art can heal the physical wounds on the outside but heal the insides of the human body. I see it as a cure-all ..  something to think about...

 Ghoomar  The dance called Ghoomar is performed at the royal festivals of the Rajputs. Ghoomar is a traditional folk dance of Rajasthan. The most beautiful costumes are used for this dance.  They dance beautifully embroidered in a large, pleated long skirt and a loose-fitting veil.  Ghoomar dance is performed in a circular motion. Sometimes they move clockwise and then counterclockwise, like the clock face of a clock.        This dance is performed only by women. Performed in pairs or singles, they perform incredibly beautiful hand movements.  A woman of any age can perform the dance,  and there is no time for the dance to last. We can also see this dance in the 2008 film Padmavath.