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It was a beautiful day in Long Beach, CA. I decided to get my iPod and go skating. I was listening to the Beastie Boys, thinking how they sometimes put Buddhist philosophy in their songs and just then I saw a Buddhist monk. I've seen him before. We wave hello to each other when I'm roller skating with the wind flying through my hair and he's walking meditatively. Today I asked him if I could take his picture. As you can see, he graciously said yes. He's the most peaceful person I've run into for a long time. Here are a few Beastie Boys songs that have a spiritual, unifying message wrapped in music you can groove to: Right Right Now Now off To the 5 Boroughs Bodhisattva Vow off Ill Communication That's it That's All off To the 5 Boroughs Lighten Up off The IN Sound From Way Out In 3's off The IN Sound From Way Out P.S. Although I didn't catch the name of the man in this photo, he is from the Long Beach Sagely Monastery on Ocean and Redondo in Long Beach.

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