Ayurwedaya and Yoga

Sri Lanka has a rich tradition of Ayurveda and Yoga, with numerous books exploring their principles, practices, and benefits. Notable works include translations and adaptations of Indian Ayurvedic texts like the Charaka Samhita and Sushruta Samhita, tailored to Sri Lanka’s unique flora and healing traditions. Renowned local authors have also documented indigenous practices, such as Dr. Senarathna’s writings on herbal medicine. Books on Yoga often emphasize mindfulness, meditation, and physical postures, blending ancient practices with Sri Lankan culture. Publications like Sri Lankan Medicinal Plants by Dr. C.G. Panagoda highlight the integration of Ayurveda and Yoga into holistic healing systems.

Ayurwedaya and Yoga

Suwadiwi Satahan

Buddhism and Hygiene

Yatiyana Ath Weda Potha(Puskola Pothin Pitapath Karagath)

The Scientific Basis of Ksharasutra In The Managment of Perianal Abscess &Amp; Fistula In Ano

Concept of Beauty Through Ayurveda

Suwa Diwiyakata Suwa Manasak(Jathika Manasika Widyathanaya-Angoda)

Handbook of Rasa Shastra

Concept of Wound Management In Ayurveda

Some Critical and Analytical Essays On Ayurveda &Amp; Traditional Medicine

Obe Rogayata Obatama Kala Haki Piliyam

Sthree Roga Wignanaya 1

Osu Pala Handuna Ganimu - 2

Osu Pala Handuna Ganimu - 1

Concept of Agni Karma In Ayurveda

Hela Wada Athpotha

Nirmanshika Ahara Pana Saha Dashiya Ath Baheth

Ayurveda For A Healthy Life

Depression and Psychotherapy

Ayurveda In The 20Th Century In Sri Lanka

Yogarnawaya

Gruhowshada Shathakaya Hewath Gedara Weda Piliyam

Desheeya Oashada Shaka Saha Desheeya Waidya Prathikara

Ayurwedaye Pramaanika Ithihasaya

Sewada Vighghana