The 52-year-old Cambodian monk Saru (Bun Salout) became engaged to a young and beautiful 19-year-old woman a few months after returning to secular life. The two will hold a wedding in the near future.
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According to local media reports such as Cambodian Cambodian Single Network and KHMER News, Sharu was once the chief monk of Odor Meanchey Province. He has a 30-year monk career and is passionate about forests and forests. The protection of wild animals returned to the vulgar in November last year. On January 11, he was engaged to a woman who was 33 years younger than himself, saying that their marriage "is also a kind of fate in Buddhism."
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According to reports, Sharu claimed to have worried about whether his fiancee really wanted to marry herself, so she asked her parents in front of her if she had a boyfriend and whether she agreed to the marriage under the pressure of her parents. The other party replied that he was voluntary, and believed that he was a mature man who was a monk, and he could get along in harmony after marriage, so the two quickly concluded the marriage.
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The Saru engagement video has attracted widespread attention after it was released on the Internet. Many netizens praised the sweetness of the fiancee and expressed envy. Some netizens also responded to the questioning voice for Sharu. Cambodian Buddhism does not prohibit monks from living a secular life. If a monk is passionate about a woman, he can marry her after returning to the secular life. Not only did he fail to violate the precepts, but it was a fate worth cherishing. (Ten cylinders)
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