The organization’s members aim to rectify the Helabodu history, reclaiming the indigenous ethnic identity of Sinhala race, and restore the pure Buddha Dhamma that has been distorted since the 19th century under British invasion of Sri Lanka.
Led by Theravada Buddhist monk Bhikkhu Ariyamagga, Ariyakammattana is nonviolent and operates with love and kindness towards all living beings in the universe. The organization deeply committed to re-establish the lost ecocentric living back into force.
Ariyakammattana is at the forefront of a groundbreaking legal initiative, challenging historical inaccuracies imposed by the British colonial era regarding the origins of Buddhism.
Bhikkhu Kleppe Ariyamagga, a Norwegian Buddhist monk of Sri Lankan origin, presented a pivotal revelation at the 55th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, asserting that Dam̆badiva, the sacred land where Buddha was born, is rightfully located within the borders of modern Sri Lanka, not India as previously misrepresented.
This groundbreaking book embarks on a scientific exploration aimed at correcting the geographical misplacement of Dam̆badiva, a region deeply rooted in spiritual and cultural significance.
The investigation, prompted by the stark deviation in British colonial mapping from historical and religious texts, utilizes the hydrological geography of Dam̆badiva as a guiding principle.
Through an extensive examination of historical records, manuscripts, and maps, the research unveils a 19th-century British colonial conspiracy to alter and conceal ancient knowledge and historical records, ultimately shaping a new world order.
Ariyakammattana discovered and safeguarded the Siri Sambodhiya, where the Buddha attained enlightenment. This sacred site is located in the village of Uruwela, which the British renamed as Urulewa.
It lies within the Andiyagala Grama Sewa division in the Palagala divisional secretariat, Anuradhapura district, North Central province in Sri Lanka.
Healing the Earth around the Siri Sambodhiya & in Bomaluwa Gama in order to save, heal, and energize the Siri Sambodhiya, and restore the Nibbāna conditions back in the area.
The development of Bomaluwa Hela Gama is the long lasting solution for healing the Siri Sambodhiya which is in the heart of the village. In addition, the development of Bomaluwa Gama will serve to heal the surrounding area, the Earth, wildlife, and biodiversity around the Siri Sambodhiya.
This initiative is supported by our efforts to reestablish the natural environment in this area using the Hela science and Hela lifestyle that existed 3800 years ago during the time that Gotama Buddha walked on these exact lands.
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