A Great beam of Light again from Nepal, a Buddha boy has been granted to a nation in Cruel civil war

The Peace of God to all that belong to the Light,
Dear Readers,

This thread is dedicated to a phenomenon that has been caused sensation and great curiosity in southern Nepal and northern India, exactly in the same region that once was the birth place of the great enlightened of the east the Prince Siddhartha Gautama, better known as the Buddha, who lived in the fifth century before Christ.

Nepal the father land of Buddhism is experiencing an extraordinary phenomenon of spirituality that is giving faith to the people in the so difficult times of great political turmoil in that land. Communist politicians has taken the power and menace to impose a Maoist atheistic regime to this small country located in the Himalaya, the roof of the world.

This miracle of rebirth of spirituality that is coming from the Buddhist faith is taking human form in a child of 15 years of age that in the mid of the 2000s decades appeared with marvelous mystical powers, entering in a perfect state of meditation that allow him to remain up to a year apparently without eating or drinking water at all, but just be immersed in a so impressed state of personal hibernation.

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Ram Bahadur Bomjon was born in April 9th of 1990, and he was until the age of 15 a very normal peasant boy that however gave some signals of great interest into seek Buddhahood. His mother's name is Maya , as it was the one of the mother of the great Buddha that grew up in that exact same area.

Here some links that can give you more information about this miraculous child that has attracted the attention of not only Nepalese or Indian people but of thousands from around Asia and even of the European media.

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The boy supposedly has been introduced to psychic secrets , along his monastic experience, that belong the Tibetan Buddhism, however only lamas that triple his age , at least, have been in the past able to overcome the effect of the very adverse environmental conditions of the Himalaya weather and fast for so much long time.

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The message of this boy to the world is of peace, of misericord for all , inviting the humanity to abandon violence and materialism, he doesn't claim to be God or even the reincarnation of the great Siddhartha Gautama, just a messenger of the Light for this time and for his suffered country and a humanity completely sunk in the superstition of materialism that the global economy has boosted all along the world.


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His case is a physiologically impossible that is defying the understanding of the western medicine, although Indian physicians, who are more familiar with the incredible, but very real properties of meditation in controlling the natural rhythms of life consider it part of the millenary tradition existing as part of the religiosity of the subcontinent.

This thread is an invitation to participate in a respectful and civilized way to the discussion of this extremely strange phenomenon of a remarkable Buddha boy.

Thank for your attention,

The Angel of Lightness

a reply to: The angel of light

Thanks for the links. I have read about him previously but he seemed to fall off radar, I have not heard anything more about him for about 7 years.

Will spend some time now reading the links you have provided.

a reply to: RunForTheHills

You are very welcome Dear RunForTheHills, this boy is part of the spiritual awareness that the world is experiencing in the proximity to a great change of Era, topic that I have being talking along many threads since 2007 here in ATS or BTS.

Although I come from a Christian perspective, I feel deep respect to what Buddhism has contributed to the spiritual advance of Humanity, their 4 Noble truths and the 8 fold path enclose a very wise spiritual experience that was never seen in other culture of that time outside the boundaries of middle east.

Buddha provided to an immense portion of humanity a way of spiritual growing that was a great consolation for the sufferings of this life and one of the only two known in south Asia before the arrival of Christ. The other one was of course also from another young enlightened Prince of India, Krishna, about 29 centuries before, who was the founder of the Vedic tradition and a central figure of the great Bhagavad Gita .

Thanks,

The Angel of Lightness

I was born april 9th 1994 and have led a life full of direct encounters with a "divine source" to say the least. I have been able to catch one of the more recent encounters on film. (unknowingly at the time) I find it enlightening to hear that I am not alone and that my fellow spiritual champions are using their gifts as intended.

I always wonder if there really is progress collectively with humanity on a global scale. Why do I sometimes feel that this life will be the life that I will think back as a waste of time on a level I have never before achieved?

I also wonder if I have not in this life de evolved instead of progressed in the right direction from my point of view. But then even if I have my only idea of how to fix it is the same. Push the chi.

Video is very interesting but found a number of disturbing articles of violence by him and his followers against some females. Really don't know what to make of it all.

a reply to: The angel of light

I remember reading and watching videos about Buddha Boy more than half a decade ago. It really seemed to me at that time that that boy will be the next spiritual leader of the world. I was really impressed with his speech in front of the large crowd in 2007. But since than I haven't heard of him. It seemed like he disappeared. I didn't know if he secluded himself from the public or people were so much submersed in a spiral of evil just don't care about what he has to say...

In his speech from 2007. he states that if people don't get out of that vicious cycle of murder, greed and temptation (something along those lines), that world will surely be destroyed. I'm afraid that he was right. He even mentioned thunders, something I hear a lot recently...

Now I see there are recent videos of him on youtube. I'll have to get into that deeper. Anyway, great thread! I wish there were more threads like this here but unfortunately it seems that this site became another battlefield of this world...

Thanks for sharing. It is an interesting story.

On one hand, regarding his first speech - seems sincere and rings true of Buddhist views.

On the other hand - if he claims to not have eaten or drunk water for many months when he has done so - is not good, if be the case. However nowhere has he claimed that. Not sure if others have claimed that. Just the fact that he was filmed continuously by the BBC for 8 hours meditating is impressive..

What bothers me are people like Sai Baba, which people praise like a god - he speaks good and inspiring things and puts on a good show, meanwhile he is conning everyone out of money.

a reply to: The angel of light

Although I come from a Christian perspective, I feel deep respect to what Buddhism has contributed to the spiritual advance of Humanity

Sorry for asking this...don't mean to derail the thread...but how do you reconcile these two ?

Buddism claims no gods but yourself...and despite some similarities in the teachings, the core belief is vastly different. Surely you can't believe in both...either there is a God or we are all gods (which christianity explicitly disagrees with).

Thanks.

originally posted by: glend
Video is very interesting but found a number of disturbing articles of violence by him and his followers against some females. Really don't know what to make of it all.

Scary. He might not have as much control over the self/ego if that is true. But then there are nasty things you have to deal with when you have an opened third eye that cannot be turned off like some people can. One of the reasons being psychic and having greater understanding can be a double edged sword.

The only special thing is the people surrounding the boy/man seeking publicity with him. Physically there's nothing special about what he's doing. There's been loads of people that've reached this point of spirituality and physical alchemy and the path towards it has been profoundly written on in Taoism and esoteric Buddhism. Difference is that a public showoff is rare, because seclusiveness and solitude are starting points for reaching this 'level' and having reached that, most of those persons choose to teach on/from the inner planes and not through lectures/books/tv/physical publicity...they don't care about that. That point makes this whole buddha boy thing a bit suspicious, not so much what he claims to be doing.

originally posted by: MarioOnTheFly
a reply to: The angel of light

Although I come from a Christian perspective, I feel deep respect to what Buddhism has contributed to the spiritual advance of Humanity

Sorry for asking this...don't mean to derail the thread...but how do you reconcile these two ?

Buddism claims no gods but yourself...and despite some similarities in the teachings, the core belief is vastly different. Surely you can't believe in both...either there is a God or we are all gods (which christianity explicitly disagrees with).

Thanks.

And here I though it was in Buddhism and Hinduism that: there is only one thing that exists and we are all parts of that thing and can connect to that thing on different level and that duality is an illusion of the temporary separate mind/ego. Funny that meaning of Jehovah is "the existing one" and Jesus word was that he and the father was one. .

originally posted by: MarioOnTheFly
a reply to: The angel of light

Although I come from a Christian perspective, I feel deep respect to what Buddhism has contributed to the spiritual advance of Humanity

Sorry for asking this...don't mean to derail the thread...but how do you reconcile these two ?

Buddism claims no gods but yourself...and despite some similarities in the teachings, the core belief is vastly different. Surely you can't believe in both...either there is a God or we are all gods (which christianity explicitly disagrees with).

Thanks.

Actually in the Theravada tradition, they believe in a retinue of gods - not a single god. Some of them are referred to as the gods of creation; and there is a hierarchy of gods and heavenly realms. In the Buddhist view - while 'gods' are 'supernatural', living for eons, they still have a beginning and an end. They come about from causes and ultimately experience dissolution.

a reply to: MarioOnTheFly

Not sure how angel of light see's it but perhaps each religion shares the same trinity:
dharmakaya, sambhogakaya, nirmanakaya = Brahman, Atman, Shakti = Father, Son, Holy Ghost.

originally posted by: glend
Video is very interesting but found a number of disturbing articles of violence by him and his followers against some females. Really don't know what to make of it all.

If any of those accusations are true, we're dealing with a violent psychopathic cult leader.
I say "if" because I guess we don't have all the info about this young man.

originally posted by: glend
a reply to: MarioOnTheFly

Not sure how angel of light see's it but perhaps each religion shares the same trinity:
dharmakaya, sambhogakaya, nirmanakaya = Brahman, Atman, Shakti = Father, Son, Holy Ghost.

Or as in Jediism the force. .

originally posted by: LittleByLittle
And here I though it was in Buddhism and Hinduism that: there is only one thing that exists and we are all parts of that thing ..

Actually that concept is from the Upanishad-ic tradition, and more a part of the 'Hindu' tradition, and not the Buddhist tradition.

originally posted by: LittleByLittle

originally posted by: glend
Video is very interesting but found a number of disturbing articles of violence by him and his followers against some females. Really don't know what to make of it all.

Scary. He might not have as much control over the self/ego if that is true. But then there are nasty things you have to deal with when you have an opened third eye that cannot be turned off like some people can. One of the reasons being psychic and having greater understanding can be a double edged sword.

My bet is this kid has nothing buddha'esque.
Just some serious mental health issues.

Op, your title should be changed to " A great beam of darkness from Nepal..."
The more I read about this man, the more I believe the accusations of violence against him.

a reply to: LittleByLittle

And here I though it was in Buddhism and Hinduism that: there is only one thing that exists and we are all parts of that thing and can connect to that thing on different level and that duality is an illusion of the temporary separate mind/ego.

well...I thought that Christianity promotes indeed the duality you speak of...Jehova/satan, good/evil...From my perspective...they seem almost opposite in that regard.

a reply to: glend

dharmakaya, sambhogakaya, nirmanakaya = Brahman, Atman, Shakti

but Christianity speaks of entities...The father is an entitiy (a God), Holy spirit also, and Jesus (the son), yet these things you have mentioned are states of "being", not actual entities in heaven...correct me if I'm mistaken...

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There are inherent and fundamental differences between Buddhism and Christianity, one significant element being that while Christianity is at its core monotheistic and relies on a God as a Creator, Buddhism is generally non-theistic and rejects the notion of a Creator God which provides divine values for the world.[4]

This is what I initially meant...