Dolos Pohoya 4 - Esala Pohoya The Month Of July - From the ancient times the twelve poya days had the possibility of inspiring the Buddhists religiously. This book helps children and adults to learn the importance of Esala Pohoya Day.
Dolos Pohoya 2 - Wesak Pohoya The Month May - From the ancient times the twelve poya days had the possibility of inspiring the Buddhists religiously. This book helps children and adults to learn the importance of Wesak Pohoya Day.
Dolos Pohoya -12 Medin Pohoya - The Month Of March - From the ancient times the twelve poya days had the possibility of inspiring the Buddhists religiously. This book helps children and adults to learn the importance of Medin Pohoya Day.
Dolos Pohoya 9 - Unduvap Pohoya - The Month Of December - From the ancient times the twelve poya days had the possibility of inspiring the buddhists religiously. This book helps children and adults to learn the importance of Uduvap Pohaya Day.
Vap Pohoya-7 - From the ancient times the twelve poya days had the possibility of inspiring the Buddhists religiously. This book helps children and adults to learn the importance of Vap Pohoya Day.
Bak Pohoya -1 - From the ancient times the twelve poya days had the possibility of inspiring the buddhists religiously. This book helps children and adults to learn the importance of Bak Pohoya Day.
Duruthu Poya - January - This book provides information on important Buddhist events associated with Duruthu Poya (January full moon day). Suitable for children as well as adults.
Bak Poya - April - This book provides information on important Buddhist events associated with Medin Poya (April full moon day). Suitable for children as well as adults.
Binara Poya - September - This book provides information on important Buddhist events associated with Binara Poya(September full moon day). Suitable for children as well as adults.
jayamangala gatha plays an important part of being chanted in every auspicious occasion carried out in a buddhist household. how many of you know the basis underlying their import ? in this book ken and visakha kawasaki mentions at some leugth the basis of each stanza chanted as the jayamangala gatha