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Svetlana🌈🍿🎩
@svetik007.eth
When I travel to Nepal I always visit different Buddhist monasteries. Sometimes I see how parents bring their small child there to study and live there. Mostly people poor in Nepal and for many families it’s good opportunity to give one of their child to monastery. He will get education, food and later he will always have money for giving service to people- puja. I’ve seen how people just come to some monks when they passing by and give them some money. Of course those children get discipline, because life and schedule in monastery is not so easy
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HankMoody
@hankmoody
What a wonderful experience. Travelling opens our minds to a very different world. Thank you very much for sharing with us! 30
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Elena Klyu
@ktybr
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Tati 🎩🔵
@pliskot
Your travels are very interesting and inspiring!😍👍 102 $DEGEN
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tanya
@djiva
I read the book "The Third Eye" by Lobsang Rampa. about life in a monastery. I think it is very difficult for children.
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HankMoody
@hankmoody
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Anton 🎩🧑🏫
@an-ton
It’s very close to me, even though I haven’t been to Nepal, discipline, education, faith in the future is what children need, and also love and care! How I would like to see it with my own eyes! 220 $DEGEN
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Andrey🎩
@bdjakshin
I'm sure Nepal is very interesting! 50 $DEGEN
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CryptoKot 🎩🌈
@cosmicheskykot
I didn't know that. It is interesting to know how people live in other parts of our planet)) 106 $DEGEN
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Brave Spirit
@bravespirit
I've always wanted to visit a place like this
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Lutic
@lutik
What a wonderful trip! Someday I will go too.😊
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sailorcat
@cryptokitties
It's fascinating to hear about your experiences in Nepal. Visiting Buddhist monasteries and witnessing how some families send their children there for education and a better life is truly eye-opening.
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