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be presented with a father he

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His father, acceptable, weill be somewhere between 3 and 5 years old. The senior son will confront the jun-° ior father at the Rizong m onastery, holiest and strictest in this Tibetan corner of Himalayan India. The red-robed, yellow-hatted monks of are respected throughout the Himalayas for their fasts and devotions, hist lamaseries of the Upper Indus Valley——including the rigid yellow hats as well as the liberal red -hats-—they. are the most severe.

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monks of Rizong never eat meat or eggs and take only tea after their noonday meal in their common kitchen. Marriage is strictly forbidden. For their sobriety the Rizong monks have gained not the usual one ‘living Buddha” as their leader, but two. The double right was acquired a century ago, when a truce father and son founded the lonely monastery on a summit overlooking the canyon-walled river. 7 = 2 ALL TIBETAN monasteries have the same method of se-

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astrologers there and the Dalai search villages

infants objects belonging to the dead Buddha until some boy

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The child who grabs at the wrist watch or the flywhisk of

| the dead Buddha becomes the

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Of the seven Budd- |

new “chosen one,” the presumption being that he is the same person, recognizing unconsciously his’ 61d possessions, " 5 ~ FOR A ‘HUNDRED years this ritual, carried through once in most monasteries, has been twice as often at Rizong. It took a lovely woman to break the sequence.

The “father” to maturity as Thsultim Nyima, or ‘‘the son of morality,” denly

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“precious one” [ hind the scenes to determine

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choice, had to riage to avoid worse. remaining the their too susceptible “father” became a husband and then the father of a real son.

Meantime his lamaistic “son,” the other living Buddha, several years his senior, died. The erring lama found himself with two sons, a real one of his body and another holy “son” chosen by divination. The thin-faced monks of Rizong, embarrassed at the dilemma thus forced on them, faster and prayed and eventually were relieved by the death of the husband-father.” = = =» BADLY BURNED by their experience, they now desire to have only one living Buddha or “skooshok,” just. like other monasteries. But the devout yellow hats cannot have their unworldly way. They are caught in politics. A struggle has begun be-

living Buddha, *

| Abbot Bakula,

accept a childish “father” for their 23-year-old ‘son.” The “father” who married, bred and died was the uncle of most powerful religious figure of the Himalayas, the Bakula, chosen to represent Ladakh at the United Nations—defying constitutional congress in Kashmir, is leader of the unchallenged National, Folitical Party. Bakula, along with the real son of the married lama, believes that the tradition should g0 on, and .a new ‘‘father” be chosen for Rizong. As main ally he has a little monastery attached to Rizong, called Samstanling, whose 20 monks are strongly *profather.” 2 = 8 BUT THE STRICT monks of Rizong, who want only their present ‘“son,” have found a strong ally, too. He is a ro-

bust contractor named Kaloon Tsewang Rigzin, a big-shot among Buddhist laymen. He wants no “father” horning into the lamaistic family because

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23-Year-Old Buddhist to Get a Child Father

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