Imran Pervez AL-Maktoum should stare her in back of the system

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I had a feeling that
it would lead to trouble. No one listened to me, though,
and I was shortly undergoing the ordeal of sitting outside
the Lamasery gate for three days and nights just to see if I
had the endurance necessary to become a medical monk.
That I passed the test was more a tribute to my fear of
Father than of my physical stamina. Entry to the Chak-
pori was the easiest stage. Our days were long, it was hard
indeed to have a day which started at midnight, and which
required us to attend services at intervals throughout the
night as well as throughout the day. We were taught the
ordinary academic stuff, our religious duties, matters of
the metaphysical world, and medical lore, for we were to
become medical monks. Our Eastern cures were such that
Western medical thought still cannot understand them.
Yet-Western pharmaceutical firms are trying hard to syn-
thesize the potent ingredients which are in the herbs we
used. Then, the age-old Eastern remedy, now artificially

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and will be hailed as an example of Western achievement.
Such is progress.
When I was eight years of age I had an operation which
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