Published: 31 Mar 2019 › Updated: 31 Mar 2019
This Buddhist monk was one of many children taken in by this monestary near Kandy, ...
... Sri Lanka. orphaned children are often taught the way of the Buddha with little chance to enjoy thier youth, bound in servitude to a secular life. The question remains, should this be by choice or is there no other path for children with nowhere else to go?
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