Buddha's Principle of Relativity: Mind Body Stress

Why not try for yourself Buddha's Code of Practice - The Path to Purification for better health, peace and happiness Wouldn't you rather try out now than wait until it is too late? The sooner the better I exposed this ancient teaching of the Buddha that lay unheard and unsung for over 1500 years to reveal that psychological aspects can have their physical effects - mind, body and stress. Don't leave for tomorrow what you can do for yourself today * * * "At the end of the twentieth century many neuroscientists are still arguing on questions like; what is this aspect of intellect and consciousness we call the mind, to produce a combination of thought, memory and emotion, to name just a few? This book is a bold attempt to throw some light into solving this mystery. As a person with interest in Science and Technology it appeals to me as a very fruitful effort. Please enjoy reading; you will find it enlightening" Professor Lakshman Jayatilleke Chancellor, Wayamba University of Sri Lanka Former Chairman, National Education Commission of Sri Lanka

Born to a Buddhist family the author was introduced to the principles of Theravada Buddhist Philosophy from his early childhood. Was educated as a Civil Engineer, qualifications: (1) Bachelor of Science (Engineering) University of London, (2) Member of Institute of Civil Engineers (London), until his retirement as a practicing Civil Engineer (3) Honorary Life Fellow - Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka, (4) Chartered Engineer Employment Chairman, State Engineering Corporation of Sri Lanka, a State sponsored organization to function as consultants in the planning, investigating, designing and construction of industrial and engineering projects Director Head works, Mahaweli Authority of Sri Lanka: a UN sponsored multipurpose river diversion project for the development of irrigation, and hydro power After retirement, he migrated Down Under with his wife to call Australia his home. Studied Buddhist philosophy, - the higher teachings of the Buddha. He uncovered a hidden philosophy that was unexplained for over 1500 years and authored a book titled `Buddha's Principle of Relativity' Explained its benefits to the Sri Lankan and Australian public on several of his talks