Mahantā mugga māsāca, majjhimā bhindataṇḍulā.
Khuddakā sāsapamattā, tepi gacchāmi dhātuyo.
As I reflect on the journey that began around 2015 and continues to this day, I am reminded of the profound encounters and meaningful connections forged in the pursuit of preserving the historic Buddha Relics. As a young monk entrusted with the title of "The Guardians of Enlightenment" or Siridantamahāpālaka, I have navigated through diverse landscapes of challenges and triumphs, all in service of a sacred mission.
In the course of leadership, I have embraced myriad roles: from stewardship and protection to advocacy and outreach. With limited resources but boundless determination, I have remained steadfast in upholding our mission's clarity of purpose, vision, and core values. Each step forward has been marked by unwavering commitment to our ethical principles and standard operating procedures.
The pages of this magazine bear witness not only to our endeavors in relic preservation but also to the ripple effects of peace-building initiatives and ongoing programs that extend far into the future. To all who have contributed to this journey, I extend my deepest gratitude. Your support and dedication have been the cornerstone of our collective progress.
As we convey the essence of our message through these words, we extend an open invitation for collaboration and partnership. Hswagata embraces a universal vision: that the teachings of Buddha transcend borders, belonging to all humanity and promoting equality and peace. We welcome suggestions, cooperation, and the exchange of ideas with individuals, institutes, foundations, universities, and societies alike.
In the spirit of our motto, "Preserving Sacred Essence, Guiding Souls to Light," let us illuminate the path together towards a brighter, more harmonious world.
Bhikkhu Indasoma , Founder
Siridantamahāpālaka
The Hswagata Buddha Tooth Relics Preservation Private Museum
siridantamahapalaka@hswagatatoothrelics.com
