In 1939, aged 4, seated on a golden palanquin, he was borne to Lhasa, where he was soon enthroned as the 14th incarnation of Chen-Re-Zi, the patron god of Bo (Tibet), and thus .
To satisfy his insatiable curiosity about a world he was permitted to glimpse only through the silk-fringed curtains of his golden palanquin, the young ruler set up a projector by .
As conch shells and cymbals sounded, the first flower-decked palanquin, bearing the leader of Hinduism's Maha Nirvana sect, moved toward the river bank near Allahabad where the .
Haim Gouri in Ha'aretz In his book Gouri described the first signs of Eshkol's unusual personality: "She was apparently a queen. Her friends would bow down before her and carry her in an improvised palanquin made from their thin arms...... The teachers were afraid of her....