Monk's cell, Phnom Penh
posted by Peter Rozovsky at 5:26 AM
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
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4 Comments:
I love that.
As did I, which makes me wonder whether unused minutes on his phone plan carry over into subsequent lives.
We must hope so.
Maybe he wants photographic evidence in his next life to prove that he had attained some merit in this one. I figure a monk has to be pretty high on the list of things into which one can be reincarnated.
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