Budda boy made himself felt again

The representative of the organization that monitors the place where the 16-year-old Nepal teenager Pama Bahadur Banjan, revered in Nepal as the next reincarnation of the Buddha, showed the BBC reported by the BBC, showed the BBC .

According to Lama Baed Bahadur, who presented the video, he and his colleagues met Bomjan last Sunday 3 kilometers from the place of meditation. Bomjan talked about half an hour with them, Lama told reporters. According to him, the Budda boy said that he would return in six years, and transferred several requests to the monks who participated in the conversation regarding the place where he made meditation. “I left because there is no rest here ... Tell my parents so that they are not worried,” Lama quoted Bomjan's words.

The meeting, about which Lama spoke about, became the first news over the past few days about the teenager missing on March 11. Meanwhile, the district authorities refused to confirm this information.

After the disappearance of Bomjan, a whole operation was undertaken on his search, in which both admirers of the “living god” and the local police took part. However, the raid, held in the Ratnapuri forestry and adjacent areas, did not bring any results.

Over the past ten months, Bamjan sat under a tree in a lotus pose and meditated. Around him, crowds of believers gathered all this time. At night, clergymen closed the young man from prying eyes with a special curtain. They claimed that Bamjan does not eat food and did not drink.

The young man's hair over these months grew strongly and fell on the eyes. During all this time, he just several times joined the conversation with his admirers. One of these episodes received wide publicity in Nepal. It happened a few weeks ago when a poisonous snake attacked the boy. The place of his meditation was decided after that to surround the veil. Five days later, Bamjan left the shelter and said that he was bitten by the snake, but he did not need treatment and was going to spend six years in meditation.

On the night of March 11 to 12, "Little Buddha" disappeared . The Nepalic media suggested that the Buddha could be stolen by the Maoists hiding in the mountains of the rebels trying to overthrow the monarchy. However, some eyewitnesses claimed that the teenager had left.