MCA RIP

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Tyler
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MCA RIP

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I dont know how many Hip Hop fans we have on Dhamma Wheel but yesterday Adam Yauch of the Beastie Boys passed away. They were a big part of my childhood and Adam planted little seeds of Buddhism throughout their music with songs like the Bodhisattva Vow. I heard the words as a youth and became curious about what he was talking about. I didn't become a Mahayana Buddhist but here I am today revisiting the feelings I had when I first heard chanting of monks in a Beastie Boys song and knew that it was coming from a far away place and resonating with me for some reason. I hope to be a part of at least one persons awareness of Buddhism and Dhamma thru music like MCA has been to me.

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Mr Man
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Sad news and interesting to hear how he planted the seeds of Buddhism within your mind. I saw them play live in Bangkok some years back.
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Mr Man wrote:Sad news and interesting to hear how he planted the seeds of Buddhism within your mind. I saw them play live in Bangkok some years back.
I saw them in Dusseldorf about 8 years ago. It was a really great show. Lots of energy and it really showed the power of music to me. I was studying abroad from the States and when I got to the concert it was amazing how everyone knew every english lyric. Hip Hop was/is truly a global movement that brought so many people together. We need a rapper to get kids chanting suttas. lol
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