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Wednesday, May 10, 2006. Daja Meston 96 West Meets East Meets West. BRANDEIS REVIEW ALUMNI MAGAZINE. Daja Meston 96 West Meets East Meets West. He is intrigued because the most familiar and psychically comfortable surrounding that framed his childhood and teenage years in a Buddhist Monastery nestled in the breathtaking landscape of Kathmandu, Nepal. His mother consulted the I Ching, the Chinese oracle. The affirmative response sent them on their way. Travelling south from the mountains of Afghnaistan,.

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