Bomjan started his meditation on May 16 last year, and supporters claim that he has taken neither food nor water or used the toilet since then. As well as the seemingly impossible feat of nearly 10 months continuous meditation, supporters claim that a few weeks ago the boy burst into flames, but emerged from the fire unscathed.
Over the weekend, the police officer had said that he was 90 percent sure that Bomjan had left the site of his own accord, and had not been abducted as initial reports speculated.
Inspector Kamal Acharya told AFP he was "90 percent sure" the boy disappeared voluntarily. "It does not seem likely that it was an abduction," said Acharya. a police inspector from Bara.
Police believed the youth had left the site with a close friend Sahila Tamang, who was also missing, Acharya said.
The only person believed to have seen Ram since he disappeared is Tanka Bahadur Thing, a 15-year-old from Ram's village, who was involved in the initial search.
He claims to have seen Ram dressed as a monk, in the jungle two miles from his sacred grove an hour after his disappearance was noticed.
"He was walking slowly," he said. "I didn't call out but he turned and looked at me. He joined his hands in greeting because he knows me from the village, then walked off."
・ramはゆっくり歩いており、tankaに気づき手を握って挨拶し、歩き去っていった。
Tanka said he was both happy and afraid to encounter the errant mystic in this way and set off to find help. By chance, he met Ram's father. "I told him what I had seen and he shouted: 'Where's my son? Where's my son?' "
One theory was that Ram had been driven away by the noisy crowds who flocked to see him. According to Prem Lama, the boy monk who was Ram's closest attendant, Ram said he needed more peace.
・ramの取り巻きの一人は、ramが彼を見に集まる騒がしい群衆のせいで去ったと考えている。
In the eyes of many, this theory was confirmed by the arrival of a new mystic, 51-year-old Hira Maya Lama, from Kathmandu, who is now known as "Guru Mother", after the boy's disappearance.
Mrs Lama says the boy had to move "because it is unholy here and he is being disturbed". She also said he intended to wash in a lake. Ten months without moving from his chosen spot had left Ram caked in dirt. Mrs Lama has said that, if rituals are carried out to purify the sit
e, he would return after three days.
同じ記事のポリスやジャーナリストはヒンディー系の名前です。Inspector Kamal Acharya は「蓮・先生」、Shankar Acharya, a journalist from Baraこっちは有名なシャンカラチャリア(吉祥・先生)ですね。先生が多いですね。因みにこのaachaaryaは、日本では阿闍梨となったと推測されます。
Bed Bahadur Thing, chief of the committee formed to regulate devotees of the Buddha Boysaid Bomjan had been found in the forest Sunday morning by a team of seven volunteers. “He was tired of the crowds and wanted to meditate in peace,” Thing said. “So he went deeper into the forest seeking quiet.”
The chairman of Om Namo Buddha Tapaswi Sewa Samiti (ONBTSS), Bed Bahadur Lama told reporters that he and his colleagues met Bomjan about three km south-west of his meditation site. He said Bomjan spoke to them for half an hour.
ONBTSSの委員長であるBed Bahadur Lama (上記委員会長と同じ人?)はレポーターに、彼と彼の同僚は瞑想場の南西3Km辺りでbomjanに会ったと語った。彼はまた、bomjanは彼らに30分ほど話したと言った。
"He said he would reappear after six years. He has asked monks to perform prayers in the meditation spot," he said.
「彼は6年の後に再び現れると言った。彼は僧たちに瞑想場で祈りを行うよう頼んだ。」と彼は言った。
"I left because there is no peace here... Tell my parents not to worry," Mr Lama quoted Bomjan as saying.
A district administrative officer, Harihar Dahal, told the BBC's Bhagirath Yogi that since no official or security personnel met Bomjan since he went missing his reappearance cannot be confirmed.