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Awasan Hendewa the latest poetry anthology edited by Navayugaya journalist Nandi Aluthge Ratnaweera being presented to Lake House Chairman Bandula Padmakumara at Lake House recently. The official launching ceremony of the book was held at the National Library Services and Documentation Board Auditorium Colombo under the Patronage of Culture and Arts Ministry Secretary Wimal Rubasinghe. Picture by: Nissnaka Wijeratne

 


 

 

Lyceum International School-Wattala recently organized the �10th year anniversary Walk. The event was a wonderful display of the unity among past and present students and the parents of Lyceum International School, Wattala. Prior to the walk, the 2988 participants formed a gigantic human mosaic, spelling out the word UNITY, symbolizing the togetherness of the Lyceum Family. The school also attempted to create history by entering the Guinness Book of Records for the biggest human mosaic it indeed resembles the unity among all of them.

 

 


 

Physician extraordinaire

Many doctors admit that alternative and complementary medicines are the choice of a large number of patients these days. This is a big change because some Western trained doctors refused to accept the possibilities of alternative complementary medicines as a successful, viable treatment.


Dr. Elientha Lindsay-White being awarded the International Physician Award at the World Congress of Complementary Medicines held at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Dr. Elientha Lindsay-White learned the art of alternative medicine from a Buddhist monk and from the Rishis of India. Dr. White practises some forms of medicine where herbs are used to cure many illnesses. Dr. White is referred to as a miracle doctor.

He attends to many patients with difficult diseases who were not treated by conventional, Western medicine. Though alternative medicine experiences can vary widely, the treatment by Dr. White will unleash the bodies� ability to heal itself. His philosophy is that the patients reduce stress, have controlled eating habits, and to this effect, the diet and reduction can do a better job of preventing disease. Relieving stress is very important. Studies have shown that stress impairs the immune system and some recent studies indicated that relieving stress repairs the immune system.

Most of modern day medicines which incorporate heavy doses of chemical substances of a synthetic form can be very poisonous to the body. These medicines are designed to kill unwanted cells.

Dr. Elientha White�s medicine is also composed of chemical substances but these substances are still in their natural form. These substances have been used for many years and have cured many patients to prove their reliability without any side effects.

His diagnosis is through feeling the pulse of the patient and understanding the imbalance in the body which is the root cause of the disease.

Based on the imbalances, Dr White can sense the medication which is needed to correct this imbalance.


SJC OBU - Council of Management

The Annual General Meeting of the St. Joseph�s College, Colombo OBU was held recently at the College Bonjean Hall and the following members were elected to the Council of Management. Rev. Fr. Sylvester Ranasinghe - President (Rector, St. Joseph�s College), Priyanga Perera - Vice President (Elected), Upul Theverapperuma - Vice President (Elected), Shammil Perera - Vice President (nominated), Asoka Peiris - Vice President (nominated), Balendra Anthony - Vice President (nominated), Rohan Kumaraperuma - Vice President (nominated), Stefan Moraes - Vice President (nominated), Lakshman Silva - Vice President (nominated), Sunil Dharmaratne - Vice President (nominated), Shirantha Perera - General Secretary, Suranga Nanayakkara - Treasurer, Mario Jayamaha - Asst. Secretary, Dinesh de Silva - Asst. Treasurer, Keith Muller - Social Secretary

Committee Members

Leslie de Abrew, K Surendran, M Van Dort, Neil Perera, Ranjan Thilakawardena, Ranjan Cassie Chetty, Rohan Kettagoda, Gihan Dalpathado, Sampath Fernando, Fritzroy Fernandez, Ravi Tangiah, Priyantha Amerasekera, Shailendra Jayasooriya, Priyantha Kannangara, Maruthai pavindhiran, Maurice Ferreira, Indika Edirisinghe, Kenneth Daniel, Sivasubramanium, Ishan Perera, Inigo Wickramasinghe, Sanjay Kannangara, Dr. Chaminda Goonathilake, Shehan Jayawardena, Sadun Fernando, Charith de Silva, Imesh Alexander, Rajinda Silva, Shashin Alwares - Negombo, Ranisha Silva - Wattala/Ja-Ela and Rishanka Fernandopulle - Negombo.


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