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'''Brad Warner''' is a Zen Buddhist priest, ordained in the [[Soto]] school by [[Gudo Wafu Nishijima]]. |
'''Brad Warner''' is a [[Zen Buddhist]] [[priest]], ordained in the [[Soto]] school by [[Gudo Wafu Nishijima]]. |
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He began practicing Zen under Ohio-based teacher [[Tim McCarthy (Buddhism)|Tim McCarthy]] in the early 1980s while also playing bass guitar for the [[hardcore punk]] band [[0DFx]] (a.k.a. Zero Defex), and by the time he moved to Tokyo in 1994 to work for [[Eiji Tsuburaya|Tsuburaya Productions]] he had released five albums on the [[Midnight Records]] label as "[[Dimentia 13]]". He views his Zen practice as a natural extension of his earlier experiences with the punk rock movement, and wrote about this and other things in ''[[Hardcore Zen|HARDCORE ZEN: Punk Rock, Monster Movies & The Truth About Reality]]''. He is currently working on two new books, one about the 12th century Zen masterpiece ''Treasury of the Right Dharma Eye'' and one apparently concerning his other passion, old monster movies. |
He began practicing Zen under [[Ohio]]-based teacher [[Tim McCarthy (Buddhism)|Tim McCarthy]] in the early 1980s while also playing bass guitar for the [[hardcore punk]] band [[0DFx]] (a.k.a. Zero Defex), and by the time he moved to [[Tokyo]] in 1994 to work for [[Eiji Tsuburaya|Tsuburaya Productions]], he had released five albums on the [[Midnight Records]] label as "[[Dimentia 13]]". He views his Zen practice as a natural extension of his earlier experiences with the punk rock movement, and wrote about this and other things in ''[[Hardcore Zen|HARDCORE ZEN: Punk Rock, Monster Movies & The Truth About Reality]]''. He is currently working on two new books, one about the 12th century Zen masterpiece ''Treasury of the Right Dharma Eye'' and one apparently concerning his other passion, old monster movies. |
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==External links== |
== External links == |
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* [http://www.wisdompubs.org/special/hcz/ "Hardcore Zen" at Wisdom Publications] |
* [http://www.wisdompubs.org/special/hcz/ "Hardcore Zen" at Wisdom Publications] |
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* [http://homepage.mac.com/doubtboy/ Brad Warner's personal homepage] |
* [http://homepage.mac.com/doubtboy/ Brad Warner's personal homepage] |
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Revision as of 02:19, 29 January 2006
Brad Warner is a Zen Buddhist priest, ordained in the Soto school by Gudo Wafu Nishijima.
He began practicing Zen under Ohio-based teacher Tim McCarthy in the early 1980s while also playing bass guitar for the hardcore punk band 0DFx (a.k.a. Zero Defex), and by the time he moved to Tokyo in 1994 to work for Tsuburaya Productions, he had released five albums on the Midnight Records label as "Dimentia 13". He views his Zen practice as a natural extension of his earlier experiences with the punk rock movement, and wrote about this and other things in HARDCORE ZEN: Punk Rock, Monster Movies & The Truth About Reality. He is currently working on two new books, one about the 12th century Zen masterpiece Treasury of the Right Dharma Eye and one apparently concerning his other passion, old monster movies.