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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rage Guy" data-source="post: 21140815" data-attributes="member: 419876">mekanan weradiy mcho.ruwanwelisya kiyanne Consecration karapu place ekak eka game pansalakta samana karanna be.sil gaddith wenasak tiyenawa.meditation karaddi wena pansalaka sil gannawata wada ikmanin meditative wenna puluwan eke tiyena energy eka hinda.hebei ruwanwelieya gawata gihin eka eka ewa illana eka nan mithyawak eka math piligannawa.eka bududahamata nigaru kirimak.hebei ruwanwelisyei anith pansal walai sahenan wensak tiyenawa energy eka athin<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruwanwelisaya" target="_blank">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruwanwelisaya</a>Construction of the Great Stupa[edit]Materials used[edit]The ancient texts recount the following:[5]From the bank of the river Gambhīra, situated a yojana (a distance measure) to the north of Anuradhapura bricks were acquired;From the village Avuruvini, situated three yojanas to the north-east, nuggets of gold were acquired;From the village Tambapittha, situated seven yojanas to the east, copper were acquired;From the village Samanveve, situated four yojanas to the south-east, gems were acquired;From the rock-cave Ridi, situated eight yojanas to the south, silver were acquired;From the small town Uruvel, situated five yojanas to the west, pearls and corals to the size of myrobalan (nelli) fruits were acquired;From the village Pelavapi, situated seven yojanas to the north-east, four large gems were acquired.The Stupa is blessed[edit]View of Ruwanwelisaya Stupa at NightView of Ruwanwelisaya Stupa at EveningArahant Cittasena placed a lump of fragrant resin in the east side upon the boundary line drawn around the Great Stūpa. Arahant Jayasena sprinkled scented water over it, and when, under the constellation of Uttarāsāëha, Supatiññhita, the minister for the festive ceremonies, placed bricks of gold together with lavish offerings over the scented water.It is said that: the earth, all of two hundred seventy thousand yojanas, roared and quaked at that time.He had through his sons, similarly, placed bricks of gold in the other seven sides of the Great Stupa. Afterwards, king Dutugemunu and the people there honoured with gifts the Arahants who were seated at the four quarters, and took themselves seats to hear a Dhamma talk delivered that day by the great Arahant Piyadassī.Having heard it, forty thousand people became Arahants, forty thousand were established in the fruit of stream-entry (sotāpatti-phala), a thousand became once-returners (sakadāgamis), and a thousand became non-returners (anāgamis). Eighteen thousand monks and fourteen thousand nuns became Arahants.</blockquote>

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