In Buddhism, healing is more than a treatment — it’s an act of compassion.
For centuries, Buddhist monks and traditional healers in Sri Lanka have practiced a form of care that nurtures both body and mind. Rooted in the teachings of the Dhammapada, the belief is simple: to relieve suffering is a noble act.
At Help Heal Hospital, this philosophy is at the heart of everything we do. Whether it’s through a warm greeting at the door or a gentle herbal therapy session, we believe that kindness is the first prescription.
Buddhist Influence in Our Medical Approach
- Mindfulness in Medicine: Our practitioners are trained to listen — deeply. Not just to symptoms, but to stories. Every patient is seen as a whole being.
- Non-harming Principles: We use non-invasive treatments where possible and prioritize natural remedies when appropriate.
- Service to Monastics: In Buddhist tradition, caring for monks and nuns is considered a sacred duty. We honor that by offering them holistic, attentive care.
Healing Through Harmony
Modern hospitals often treat illnesses. But at Help Heal, we aim to restore harmony — between mind, body, and spirit. This is the healing Buddhism envisioned, and we are proud to walk that path every day.
“Health is the greatest gift” — The Buddha
