Ordaining as Novice Buddhist Monk in Luang Prabang
byThe powerful emotion reflected in Joulong’s young face and eyes is palpable. And for a good reason, he is about to enter an important…
The powerful emotion reflected in Joulong’s young face and eyes is palpable. And for a good reason, he is about to enter an important…
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