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	Appoximately 95% of Thais are Theravada Buddhist. I met these young lads in a copy shop right across from their temple. It is interesting to me, the foreigner, how quiet the monks are. Every Thai male is expected to become a monk for a short period of time in his life. This happens normally beetwen the time he is in school and ends up in a career or marries. Many stay in the monk hood to become teachers or scholars.

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