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Watch: Tulku 2009 123movies, Full Movie Online – Enlightened Tibetan masters return as recognized “tulkus” — reincarnated buddhas. In the 1970s, tulkus began to be born in the West, confusing both the Tibetan system and the lives of the Western children involved..
Plot: The film details the personal experiences of five young Western men who were identified in childhood as being tulkus, or reincarnated Tibetan Buddhist masters.
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Culture clash of the highest order
OK, so you’re a normal American (or Canadian, British, Dutch, etc.) kid, and then all of a sudden when you are a still a small child you are told you are the reincarnation of an enlightened Buddhist master.

What do you do?

More importantly, what do you when you become a teenager, and then when you are of college age, and then when you get to be of wage-earning and child-rearing age?

Sound confusing? It is. This documentary follows five such culturally confused Western-born “tulkus,” and examines what each has experienced and how each has handled their own personal life journey — whether buying in big-time to the Tibetan Buddhist thought system and practice, or less so, or not at all.

This documentary has a particular stamp of realism, expertise, and sincerity, because it is written and made by one of these culturally “misplaced” children — a Tibetan Buddhist master who apparently reincarnated in the West.

Really an excellent find, and a unique, thought-provoking film.

The DVD is now available on Amazon.com, and also includes 60 minutes of fascinating additional interviews.

Culture clash of the highest order
OK, so you’re a normal American (or Canadian, British, Dutch, etc.) kid, and then all of a sudden when you are a still a small child you are told you are the reincarnation of an enlightened Buddhist master.

What do you do?

More importantly, what do you when you become a teenager, and then when you are of college age, and then when you get to be of wage-earning and child-rearing age?

Sound confusing? It is. This documentary follows five such culturally confused Western-born “tulkus,” and examines what each has experienced and how each has handled their own personal life journey — whether buying in big-time to the Tibetan Buddhist thought system and practice, or less so, or not at all.

This documentary has a particular stamp of realism, expertise, and sincerity, because it is written and made by one of these culturally “misplaced” children — a Tibetan Buddhist master who apparently reincarnated in the West.

Really an excellent find, and a unique, thought-provoking film.

The DVD is now available on Amazon.com, and also includes 60 minutes of fascinating additional interviews.

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Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 16 min (76 min)
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Status Released
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Genre Documentary
Director Gesar Mukpo
Writer Gesar Mukpo
Actors Gesar Mukpo, Dylan Henderson, Ashoka Mukpo
Country Canada
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