Japanese monks promote Buddhism through fashion, rap

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  • Ankai
    Novice Priest-in-Training
    • Nov 2007
    • 1018

    #16
    By the way, have you seen this dance of 1000-Arm Kannon. There are a few versions by different dance troupes.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTKJiP_bdbE[/video]]


    Well, it certainly beats the pee out of rapping, unsmiling, unhappy looking hip-hop monks dressed in circus tents and upholstery ...
    Gassho!
    護道 安海


    -Godo Ankai

    I'm still just starting to learn. I'm not a teacher. Please don't take anything I say too seriously. I already take myself too seriously!

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    • Rev R
      Member
      • Jul 2007
      • 457

      #17
      does anyone have a link to the heart sutra rap? I do want to check that out.

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      • will
        Member
        • Jun 2007
        • 2331

        #18
        One version

        http://www.buddhistchannel.tv/index.php ... 45,0,0,1,0

        The Worst Horse has some stuff. Not necessarily Soto Zen though.

        http://theworsthorse.net/linkopedia.html

        G,W
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        To save all sentient beings, though beings are numberless.
        To penetrate reality, though reality is boundless.
        To transform all delusion, though delusions are immeasurable.
        To attain the enlightened way, a way non-attainable.
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        • Rev R
          Member
          • Jul 2007
          • 457

          #19
          wanna give a collab a shot will? :twisted:

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          • will
            Member
            • Jun 2007
            • 2331

            #20
            Sure. That sounds fun. Heart Sutra?

            It'd also be great if one of the flute guys could lay down a sample.
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            To save all sentient beings, though beings are numberless.
            To penetrate reality, though reality is boundless.
            To transform all delusion, though delusions are immeasurable.
            To attain the enlightened way, a way non-attainable.
            [/size:z6oilzbt]

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