New Avtar of Lord Buddha Ram Bahadur Bomjan, a 17-year-old from Ratanpuri village in Bara district,Nepal has came back after 2 years of spent his life in jungle . He addressed the devotees on 12.11.2008 , Tuesday in Bara district about 150 kilometers south of Nepal's capital, Katmandu.He became to publicly for only one week. He will return after one week to jungle for meditate. Thousand of people were present for listen the new Avatar of Lord Buddha. All people traveled long distance to see him. The jungles of Ratanpur are filled with colorful flags and devotees silently approached him. Bamjan sat on a podium covered in yellow cloth under a huge tree. He was still and silent. He was wearing a white robe and blessed his devotees with a slight tap on the head. Few Buddhist monks were surrounding the young man. He was looking healthy and showed no signs of sickness.
Ram Bahadur Bomjan, a 17-year-old from Ratanpuri village in Bara district, became an international celebrity and a myth after the local media reported the boy wonder to be praying for enlightenment like the Buddha under a tree without taking any food or water for nearly 10 months.
Devotees and the curious began thronging the jungle for a sight of the skeletal boy sitting cross-legged under a peepul tree, with his eyes tightly shut.
Though there were efforts by scientists to subject him to tests to see if he had really not taken any food or water, as his followers claimed, the attempts were blocked by an organised group of disciples.
Bomjan, who had reportedly told his family he was not the Buddha but the reincarnation of a lesser Buddhist monk and needed to pray for six years to attain ultimate knowledge and salvation, created an even greater mystery when he vanished from the spot in March, leaving his white robes behind.
Some of the villagers in the area claimed they had seen him walking away, saying his meditation was disturbed by the din made by people coming to see him.
‘I am going in search of peace and will return after six years,’ the boy reportedly said.
Though security forces and villagers combed the village in the days after the teen’s disappearance, he could not be found.Almost nine months later, the missing prodigy was now discovered by herdsmen on Christmas Day in Baghjhori Bhataghari forest in Piluwa village, about 150 km east of Kathmandu.
Photographs in the local papers Tuesday showed the teen, wrapped in white clothes sitting on the ground in the forest, surrounded by onlookers.
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