Our [First] Steps in History
The term “mindfulness” has been translated from the Pali term “Satipatthana” in the Pali-English Dictionary published in 1882 by the British scholar Dr. Rhys Davids after he traveled to Sri Lanka and studied the words of the Buddha. Dr. Davids visited Sri Lanka when the country was under British Colony. Due to the lack of accurate translation, the real message of the Buddha has not been conveyed to those who know the original teachings of the Buddha which is in Pali language. Thus, the real teaching of the Buddha is missing.
Although Dr. Davids deserves full credit on his excellent work of bringing the concept of mindfulness to the west, the time has now come to reveal clarity of the true mindfulness.
Manolead Research Center Starts With
Research
The research explored how mindfulness from early Buddhist teachings influence a leader’s perception and approach to leadership, leading to the creation of ManoLead.
Reintroducing Mindfulness
Re-Introducing the Practice of [Original] Mindfulness with ManoLead Research Center
Establishment of a Research Center in USA - Minnesota
Research Center - Sri Lanka
Mihintale site was selected as the ideal location for the Center for Action Research on Introspective Leadership in Sri Lanka.
Construction Progress - Mihinthale
Construction is currently underway to create an optimal environment for exploring and advancing introspective leadership.
Grand Opening
The completed facility at mihinthale will serve as a transformative space fore global leaders dedicated to making a positive impact on the world.
We expect to be completed by July 2026
Our [First] Steps in History
The term “mindfulness” has been translated from the Pali term “Satipatthana” in the Pali-English Dictionary published in 1882 by the British scholar Dr. Rhys Davids after he traveled to Sri Lanka and studied the words of the Buddha. Dr. Davids visited Sri Lanka when the country was under British Colony. Due to the lack of accurate translation, the real message of the Buddha has not been conveyed to those who know the original teachings of the Buddha which is in Pali language. Thus, the real teaching of the Buddha is missing.
Although Dr. Davids deserves full credit on his excellent work of bringing the concept of mindfulness to the west, the time has now come to reveal clarity of the true mindfulness.
