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‘Buddha’ boy meditating at new venue
Kantipur[Wednesday, December 27, 2006 10:29]
By Shankar Acharya and Upendra Lamichhane

Buddha boy before meditating (photo by Lhuboom/RFA)
Buddha boy before meditating (photo by Lhuboom/RFA)
Kantipur BARA, Dec 27 - "Buddha" boy, Ram Bahadur Bomjan, who was found on Monday after disappearing for 10 months, resumed meditation at a new site at Halkhorea pond, Tuesday.

Bomjan reached the area, some eight kilometers away from Baghjhor--where he was discovered by a group of hunters on Monday night--after covering the distance on foot for three hours.

As per his "new announcement" on Monday, he started meditating under the historic five hundred-year-old tree near the pond.

"He's now begun meditating in the same posture like in the past," informed chairman of Namo Buddha Committee Bed Bahadur Lama.

Buddha boy's family and his house(photo by Lhuboom/RFA)
Buddha boy's family and his house(photo by Lhuboom/RFA)
Bomjan left Baghjhor jungle with his sister Manmaya and a local Indra Lama, whom Bomjan chose as his helper. "We three walked till here during night time. But he did not talk to us throughout the journey," Manmaya told.

She claimed that he did not speak to anyone from Monday night.

Following these developments, locals have been continuing to turn up in huge numbers for a glimpse of the meditating teenager.

The new venue is located some 12 kilometers away from Pasaha River bridge of Pathlaiya-Nijgadh section of the East -West Highway.



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