035 Buddha Z Explains: Poem “Just Like This” — MusicVideo: “No, It Wasn’t A Dream” by Richard Del Connor
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Buddha Z discusses his poem 'Just Like This' and the music video 'No, It Wasn’t A Dream' by Richard Del Connor while exploring themes of Buddhism and self-improvement.
Buddha Z Explains: THE BOOK: 4 Noble Truths Explained by Buddha Z Book 1 of 8: Original Buddhism of India GET THE BOOK and read along wherever you are… (Get the PAPERBACK) Intro song is “Zombie Beethoven” by Kung Fu Cowboy & Zombie Three, recorded in his Tacoma in 2015. These are the rough tracks. The outro song is MUSIC VIDEO: “No, It Wasn’t A Dream” from the Richard Del Connor debut album Oboy. https://ShaolinRecords.com/RecordStore/RichardDelConnor/RDC-1-Oboy.html The music by Buddha Z is a different style of hard rock music he calls "Buddhist Rap." As a "Buddhist Rapper," Buddha Z can be more cynical and perhaps less respectful of those he disagrees with. This album was recorded at the same time that Richard Del Connor was producing the ZOMBIE KILLER movie in 2015. So Buddha Z used the Zombie Three band of Shaolin Records. Kung Fu Cowboy was going to add some flute… but that may not happen now. Buddha Z had his first book published at Amazon.com Supersoul 13 -- Discovering the Soul of God in 2014. This is a great book to introduce Americans to Hindu philosophy and the book, Bhagavad Gita, about Krishna. Shaolin Communications received permission to…
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