He’s been called the reincarnation of Buddha by some, but Buddhism
practitioners have denied these claims leveled against Ram Bahadur
Bomjom, as he too hath done. However, he himself and practitioners of
the faith consider him to have entered nirvana – another level of
meditation that frees one from suffering, at least when they are in
meditation.
The boy from Nepal commenced his meditation in a hollow tree back in
May 16, 2005. About a year later, on March 16, 2006, he is said to have
disappeared from the hollow tree, but some followers found him a week
later. He explained that he had abandoned his meditation spot since
large crowds couldn’t take his eyes off him and kept disturbing his
peace. He later made his way to some other location, and he was found on
his best behavior in Nepal on December 26, 2006. Come March 8,2007 and
he switched spots again for the same reasons until he was found later on
March 26 the same year in a ditch that resembled a bunker.
Ram Bahadur is still wandering with the aim of just finding a quiet
spot to sit, meditate and remain in nirvana forever – if there’s a
forever. Unfortunately, the masses can’t let him be!
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