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The Unmistaken Child

Filmmaker Nati Baratz follows the journey of monk Tenzin Zopa in his quest to find his reincarnated master, Lama Konchong. When Tenzin was 7, he adhered himself to Lama Konchong and after his master died, he admits to feeling perplexed and hollow since he was used to taking orders from Lama Konchong all of his life. Tenzin is daunted and humbled by the directive that he find the reincarnated Lama. Following instructions from the Dalai Lama, Zopa relies on astrology, wind directions and unmistakable signs from the child himself that he is the reincarnated Konchong. Tenzin's final task is to ask the parents if he can take the child to his monastery.

If you're feeling a little dirty from the excesses of a western holiday, you'll find Unmistaken Child a cleansing sort of experience. Free from voice overs, Unmistaken Child let's the story unfold as it happens without interpretation. The scenery is pretty, the people charming, the experience...magical-even if you think magic long ceased existing in our world. Highly recommended.

The authentic spiritual traditions of the Far East are strong believers in rebirth and reincarnation. Law of karma and rebirth supposedly originated in Hinduism, but it is central to many religions. Siddhartha Gautama (approx. 600 BC), the founder of the Transcendence of Suffering, later known as Buddhism, was a Hindu prince and scholar from India. His teachings spread through much of the Far East and later to the West. As with any other religion, it has its versions in different areas of the world.

Tibetan Buddhist tradition finds its Masters who