Volume 4, Issue 7

இலங்கையின் வேதாந்தப் பாரம்பரியத்தில் சுருதிநூல் முறையின் வகிபாகம்

Author

Mrs. Mekala Sivakumaran, Lecturer, Eastern University, Sri Lanka

Abstract

Abstract: Saiva-Siththanda and Vedanta are the crucial parts in Hindus’ philosophy and have been taken more into the consideration of the traditional philosophy of Hindus in Sri Lanka. Here, Saiva-Siththanda got a significant role and recognized as vital one than Siththanda. However, tradition of Vedanta in Sri Lanka still prevails and featured in Northern Region as the establishment of Sivagurunahdha Vedanta  and in Eastern Region as the activities of both Rama-Krishna mission and Swami-Vipulanandha, etc. At this scenario, “Shruthynoolmurai” was indicated as the pure Adhvaidha Manual and also as the first and foremost manual for the Vedanta tradition in Batticaloa District of Sri Lanka and it was modified from the version of tradition and towards the version of written lingual mode while two decades ago. Further, the current research mainly focused on expressing the theme of Adhvaidha tradition in “Shruthynoolmurai” during the silence era where no any research findings were obtained regarding the Vedanta Language in Sri Lanka. And also, the present research carried many explanations and findings regarding the Vedanta Tradition in Sri Lanka. Moreover, comparisons were continued at the needed places and study revealed the significancy of “Shruthynoolmurai” in Tradition of Vedanta in Sri Lanka and the important features of its thematic concepts as well.

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