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We visited Namo Buddha, a hilltop retreat centre a couple
of hours away from the Kathmandu valley. Namo Buddha
is the place where Lord Buddha, in an earlier life,
offered his body to a starving tigress so she could
feed her cubs.
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Thrangu Rinpoche has a retreat centre at Namo Buddha,
so some of our kids were reunited with their relatives,
monks who live at Namo Buddha
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After a picnic and games in the clean
air of Namo Buddha, we came back down into the valley
and did kora at the stupa in Swayambu as the sun set.
"Three times lucky!" the lamas say, so a very tired
bunch of kids cirmumnambulated the Boudhanath stupa
before tumbling into bed back at school.
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