by Nuwan Hettiarachchi | Feb 25, 2026 | Real Estate
Langley is no longer just the space between Surrey and Abbotsford — it has become one of the Fraser Valley’s most strategic real estate markets. Split between the compact **City of Langley** and the rapidly growing Township of Langley, the area offers everything from affordable starter homes and family-friendly neighborhoods like Willoughby Heights to luxury acreages in Campbell Valley and the historic charm of Fort Langley. With SkyTrain expansion on the horizon, rising density, and strong demand from young families, Langley is evolving quickly — making location choice more important than ever for buyers and investors alike.
by Nuwan Hettiarachchi | Feb 19, 2026 | Exiting, Exiting Concepts
Dependent Origination (Paṭicca Samuppāda) is not a theory about the past or future—it is a living process happening right now. This post explores how suffering arises and how it can cease.
by Nuwan Hettiarachchi | Feb 19, 2026 | Exiting, Exiting Concepts
Is liking something the same as wanting it exactly the way we wish? This post explores the subtle but powerful difference between simple preference and the craving for control—and how that difference leads to Arya Dukkha
by Nuwan Hettiarachchi | Feb 15, 2026 | Exiting, Exiting Concepts
Dukka (the Rain) Concepts on understanding Dukka Time Stamps for Dhamms sermon in Sinhala 23:28 බාන.29:14 කලින් හැදුනේ..31:13 පැටලුම44:00 Nose47:03 ස්පර්ශ වෙනකොට එකමදේ සැපත් දුකත් වේ.50:44 සීත රස්නය52:36 අරමුණු වෙනස් කිරීමේ ක්රමය57:00 වෙලාව1:01:00 මෙහම නොවුනා නම්.....
by Nuwan Hettiarachchi | Feb 14, 2026 | Exiting, Exiting Concepts
Not everything we experience is Arya Dukkha. Most of daily life consists of simple water drops; pleasant or unpleasant moments that arise and pass away on their own. Liking or disliking something, feeling happy or sad, eating, traveling, getting sick, or being late are not, by themselves, the rain. Arya Dukkha begins only when the mind insists, _“I can get this the way I wish it should be.”_ At that moment, reality is no longer allowed to be as it is, and ordinary experience is burdened with expectation. Understanding this distinction prevents us from mistaking life itself for suffering and points directly to where suffering truly begins.
