This document provides a summary of a 44-year career from 1970 to 2014. It outlines the educational foundations and highlights early career experiences gaining training and experience in container terminals and human relations. It then discusses taking on new responsibilities and representation roles while gaining international experience working for multinational companies. The conclusion calls for a unique Sri Lankan law to address increasing violence and narcotics problems, predicting in 1981 the issues Sri Lanka faces today. It lists seven characteristics of Sri Lanka's unique ancient civilization that should define its basic constitutional law.

1. Glimpses of a Forty-Four Year Career
1970 - 2014
Sharing the events ,
learning experiences, insights,
milestones and memories
with
Family, Friends & Colleagues

2. Foundation for the career – Education

4.  First Employment 1970 - 1989

5. Learning & Gathering Experience

6. On the Job & Human Relations Training

7. Contributing to Groundwork for Container
Terminals

8. Partnership in Marriage

9. Growing Up and Learning from the Guru

10. alliance

12. Qualifications &
Application of Skills and Knowledge

13. Meeting People

14. Human Resources Development “Management Training is the Foundation
of both Individual & Organizational
Development”

15. Change of Job – New
Responsibilities -

16. Representation – Participation -- Making Decisions based on
Principles

17. Experience in Multinational Company &
Foreign Employment.

18. Sustaining the Career –
Continuous Professional
Development

19. Change of Career – From -Professional to
Academic

20. TLM)

21. Conclusion –
Sri Lanka needs a unique Law to stop Violence & problem of
Narcotics
 The complicated Narcotics & Political Problems that have given rise to
increased violence and social conflicts in the country today was predicted in
March 1981 by A.S.P Mr. Hema Weerasinghe, at an U.N. Training Course in
Narcotic Law enforcement conducted by the Police Department. Then
“Trafficking in Heroin”, was not a serious problem in 1981, but today it is.
The only way to stop this menace is by having a basic law(Constitution) for
the unique nation of Sri Lanka, with its unique Civilization.
 The seven items that characterize the ancient civilization of Sri Lanka
are :
1. Uniqueness of the country in its geography, environment and
resources.
2. The social- system with a unique
„Ethnic-Mix‟ that sustained for millennia.
3. The
ancient Languages with specific script giving rise to a literary society.
4. The unique „Hydraulic Civilization‟ of Sri Lanka and reasons for its
survival.
5. Philosophy of „equal-opportunity, non-aggression, tolerance &
understanding‟.
6. Ability to survive and the resilient character of the nation to
withstand hardships.

22. My Family & Grand Children join me in wishing you all ,
“A Very Happy and a Prosperous New Year”.