Daham Pasal Geethaya -

: The song calls for the development of "Noble Virtues" ( Udara Gunadam ), such as loving-kindness ( Metta ), compassion ( Karuna ), and sympathetic joy ( Muditha ).

: It aligns with the overarching goal of Dhamma schools—to produce disciplined, ethical, and responsible citizens. Background of Daham Pasal Daham pasal geethaya

The (the Dhamma School Song) is the revered theme song performed at the opening of Buddhist Sunday Schools ( Daham Pasal ) throughout Sri Lanka. It serves as a spiritual anthem, setting a disciplined and devotional tone for students as they begin their religious education. Lyrics and Core Message : The song calls for the development of

Daham Pasal Gethaya | දහම් පාසල් ගීතය It serves as a spiritual anthem, setting a

The tradition of Dhamma schools in Sri Lanka was significantly revitalized in the late 19th century. The first modern Dhamma school was established by in 1880 at the Vijayananda Pirivena in Galle. Since then, these schools have become a vital institution for teaching the Pāli Canon and Sri Lankan cultural values to millions of children.

The Daham Pasal Geethaya is more than just a melody; it is a foundational part of the Sunday school ritual:

: It encourages the abandonment of the five sins ( Pas Paw ) and the ten unwholesome acts ( Dasa Akusal ).