09 September 2023
Gajalakshmi
Paramasivam
EASTER
BOMBINGS MEDIA JUDGMENT RES JUDICATA
“We
conclude that the former President Sirisena has been lax in affording the protection
and guarantees enjoined under the Constitution and other laws and he has breached his duty to protect” Supreme court of Sri Lanka on 12 January 2023. (reported by
Al Jazeera)
The same medium reported
yesterday:
‘ Gotabaya
Rajapaksa rejects British documentary that said the Easter Sunday attacks were
carried out to influence presidential election…….
He
said the documentary on Britain’s Channel 4 television was “mostly an
anti-Rajapaksa tirade”]
Those who are driven by
the Judiciary and its commitment to the principles of Res Judicata, would not
be affected by the documentary. Wikipedia presents the doctrine as follows:
‘The doctrine of res
judicata is a method of preventing injustice to the
parties of a case supposedly finished but perhaps also or mostly a way of
avoiding unnecessary waste of judicial resources. Res judicata does not merely prevent future judgments from
contradicting earlier ones, but also prevents litigants from multiplying
judgments, and confusion.’
Sri Lankan
Judicial Resources are much less than the resources available to the British Judiciary,
leave alone the global media. Those driven by the global media, have the right
to take the matter to global judiciary. To use such information locally in Sri
Lanka is irresponsible in political terms. Discovering the truth is limited by
our resources. But those who seek genuinely, will find it as per their need,
through their respective pathways of belief. Hence I recently shared as follows
with a group of Sri Lankan intellectuals, in relation to Peter Singer’s theory
that ‘ordinary people are evil’:
‘In
terms of Singer’s theory, the rule of morality in terms of helping – depends on
who is in our Energy circle. Like planets, we revolve around
ourselves due to our sovereign energies. The sun is the parent that empowers
all other planets.
The
parallel of the sun is the global community. This is the group Singer feels
part of. Hence the Oxfam example. When Swami says ‘Love All’ to my mind,
Swami means all who are known to you. In the discussion, the presenter mentions
that we now have the opportunity to have knowledge of world events, as they
happen. Do we contribute to the victims of Russo-Ukraine war or to the
victims of Sri Lankan war? At physical level our resources are
limited. Hence one gains and another loses/forgoes . If we feel the need,
we would identify with the person/group who gets. When we share intelligence,
every seeker finds it. Hence’ Seek and you shall find’
In terms of Easter Bombings, I accept the Sri
Lankan judiciary’s judgment. The reason for this is my own painful experiences
in Australian courts. Judge Moore said that he believed I was genuinely hurt,
but that the court’s resources were limited. I therefore used the courts to
learn how the judicial system worked and share my wisdom with others in need.
The doctrine of Res Judicata is one of them.
The fact that Easter Bombers were suicidal and
were from minority community in Sri Lanka, is of particular concern to me, not
only due to LTTE but also due to high level of suicide in indigenous Australian
community.
Those who take credits quickly and cheaply, will
not find the invisible Truth. One needs deep ownership to know which pathway to
use in seeking & finding truth. A good start would be to feel the pain of
the victims as ours. I doubt that this is the case with Britain’s Channel 4 television. Recently I wrote about my own ‘closure’
to our Australian PM as follows:
‘Each time the Federal Courts of Australia, in Sydney, failed
me and I felt hurt, I went to St Mary’s Cathedral and asked
‘why’. It took me a long time to realise that my pain, without a
single thought of revenge was also prayers in ‘Reserve’. They strengthened my
soul-power. The ultimate manifestation was that the book ‘Naan Australian’
(I am Australian) , came to National Library of Australia, via Congress
Library, without my knowledge or effort. To me, that is a miracle. I
believe that that is how Truth balances human karma.’
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