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      Ram Bojon Meditates for Sixth Months no Food or Water

      http://www.canada.com/edmonton/edmontonjou...8f-5e356c179b3f

      This is the fascinating story of a 15 year old boy named Ram Bojon who has according to some devotees has fasted for Sixth Months without food or water. Some call him the "new buddha."

      I think it's fascinating, I'm sure others are skeptical, but this surely something you will want to read. Very interesting.
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      interesting.... have you found any other sources talking about him?
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      http://www.hetnet.nl/actualiteit/253w15121.htm
      hehe

      they also said he didn't move those 6 months, and that he didn't go to the toilet, or whatever they have there

      the boy himself also says he doesn't wants to be compared to buddha...

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      Yes Cryo, he said quote

      "Tell the people not to call me a Buddha. I don't have the Buddha's energy. I am at the level of rinpoche (lesser divinity)."


      http://www.tibetan-buddhist.org/tvsr.htm

      The Rinpoche -- a title of respect for highly realized teachers -- was educated in Buddhist philosophy, esoteric ritual, mudra, calligraphy, sculpture, music and dance. The Rinpoche received all of the pith instructions and tantric teachings from the great masters of the four major Tibetan Buddhist lineages.

      It seems like it is also used as an honorary title. There are many names like this in India.
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