I MANGKU MUNIK is a soft-spoken, sarong-wearing gentleman who, since becoming the family priest three years ago, has had to start wearing his hair, long (it reaches his shoulders) in the manner expected of a religious man on the ‘Island of the Gods.’
Every day Mangku, 56, prepares the food for his wife’s market stall in Pejeng, a large village on the southern slopes of Bali’s Gunung Agung.
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